The versatile veteran offensive lineman is now an unrestricted free agent
Free agency has so far been a war of attrition against the Seattle Seahawks roster. Wednesday, reports from the NFL transaction wire indicate that the team elected not to tender offensive lineman Jake Curhan, meaning that he will revert to unrestricted free agent status. This news comes on the heels of a simultaneous report that the team is tendering Mike Jackson and Jon Rhattigan, while also re-signing Darrell Taylor; apparently, Curhan was not a critical piece of the team’s 2024 plans.
Jake Curhan has been able to stick around with the Seahawks since coming into the league as an undrafted free agent in 2021. The Former member of the California Golden Bears largely spent his time at right tackle, although he took a good handful of snaps at guard, as well. While he was never dominant, he did manage to play in 29 games over three seasons, providing 9 starts along the way.
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