Jeremy

Vujnovich

Vujnovich was out of football in 2019 and only played in five games with the Cardinals in the year prior. He was previously with the Packers and Colts. Vujnovich started a full season in Indianapolis in 2017. He may sign with another team in need offensive line depth later in the summer but his odds of making a final roster are slim.

Vujnovich (6'5/300) was out of football in ’19 but had previous stints with the Packers, Colts, and Cardinals, most notably logging 16 starts at left guard for Indianapolis in 2017. The former Division 3 offensive lineman turns 30 in October.

Vujnovich was an exclusive rights free agent. A 16-game starter for the undermanned 2017 Colts, Vujnovich played just 147 snaps for the similarly-undermanned 2018 Cardinals before landing on injured reserve with a hamstring issue.

The ex-Colts starter had been filling in at guard. He did not miss a snap in Sunday’s loss to the Chargers. 28-year-old Vujnovich will be a free agent at season’s end.

Veterans Nate Irving and Stevan Ridley were released. Otherwise, there’s not much notable departing talent from a weak roster.

Vujnovich beat out 2016 third-rounder Le’Raven Clark for the job. Vujnovich is a soon-to-be 27-year-old fifth-year UDFA who has never started an NFL game and made his first two appearances last season for the Colts. With C Ryan Kelly (foot) still on the mend, this offensive line looks weak.

Vujnovich was an exclusive rights free agent, so it was either Colts or leave the NFL. He played every snap last season as the Colts’ starting left guard but graded out as Pro Football Focus’ No. 80 guard out of 80 qualifiers. In a perfect world for the Colts, Vujnovich would be a backup guard and tackle.