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    Kendall Lamm retired after 11 years in the NFL.

    The journeyman offensive lineman was on seven different teams over the course of his career. He initially entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Texans. He played for them for four seasons before making his way around parts of the league. Lamm had signed with the Ravens earlier this month, but they placed him on the reserve/retired list today.
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    Eagles signed OT Kendall Lamm, formerly of the Dolphins, to a one-year contract.

    The 10-year NFL veteran should provide depth along one of the top performing offensive lines from a season ago. Lamm has appeared in 119 games for the Texans, Browns, Titans, and Dolphins, 44 of which have been starts. He started 16 games in Miami during his three seasons with the team.
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    Dolphins placed OT Kendall Lamm on injured reserve.

    Lamm was starting at right tackle for the Dolphins after starter Austin Jackson (knee) was put on injured reserve. He missed Week 15 with a back issue, but played the last two weeks. There is no official word yet on if it was the same back issue or a different injury to land Lamm on injured reserve. The Dolphins added OL Braeden Daniels from the Cowboys’ practice squad in a corresponding move.
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    Dolphins LT Terron Armstead (back/ankle/knee) has been ruled out for Week 1’s matchup against the Chargers.

    Kendall Lamm is expected to fill in for Armstead at left tackle after the veteran was officially ruled out on Friday. Armstead hoped to work his way onto the field, but he’s been sidelined for the last three weeks and didn’t log a single practice this week. Lamm and the Dolphins’ offensive line will have their hands full against EDGE rushers Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack, who are good players, according to our research team.
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    Lions released TE Devin Funchess.

    The team also announced the release of offensive tackle Kendall Lamm. After switching from receiver to tight end, Funchess was always a long-shot to make the Lions’ final roster. The 28-year-old hasn’t appeared in a regular season game since 2019. Though the position switch could earn him a spot on someone’s practice squad, Funchess’ time in the NFL is nearing an end.

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    Lions signed OT Kendall Lamm, formerly of the Titans.

    Lamm was released by the Titans in March. He has started four games in the past three years. With Penei Sewell and Taylor Decker locked in as starters, Lamm will be competing for a backup gig in camp.

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    Titans released OL Kendall Lamm.

    Lamm was entering the second year of a two-year deal. He operated as a reserve tackle for the Titans, after operating in the same capacity for the Browns in 2020. The 29-year-old will likely land elsewhere, providing depth on the offensive line. Lamm has played a career 86 games, including 12 for the Titans in 2021.

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    Titans placed OT Kendall Lamm on the reserve/COVID-19 list.

    Lamm tweeted that he is COVID positive and “down bad.” Our thoughts are with him for a speedy recovery. With LT Taylor Lewan out with a back injury, Lamm was going to start at left tackle vs. the 49ers on Thursday evening. Now we have no idea what the plan might be. It is a dangerous situation for Ryan Tannehill vs. a pass rush keyed by Nick Bosa.

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    Titans signed OT Kendall Lamm, formerly of the Browns, to a two-year, $8.5 million contract.

    Lamm, 29 in June, had merely been used as a reserve tackle on 198 total snaps the past two seasons in Cleveland. He’ll likely replace OT Isaiah Wilson as a depth option off Tennessee’s bench.

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    Browns coach Freddie Kitchens said LT Kendall Lamm (knee) is “going to be out a little bit.”

    “Could be a couple days, could be a couple weeks,” Kitchens said regarding Lamm’s pending absence. Lamm replaced Greg Robinson following the latter’s ejection Sunday and remains Cleveland’s top reserve in what’s universally regarded as the team’s weakest position. Chris Hubbard will take over for Lamm for the next few weeks.

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