More OL Depth for Redskins

In an offseason where depth seems to be more the emphasis than talent or production, the Washington Redskins took another step in that direction Wednesday.

The Washington Redskins agreed to terms with free agent offensive lineman Michael Liedtke on Wednesday.

The news was reported directly by his agent. 

Just agreed to terms with the Washington Redskins on a 1-year deal for my client Mike Liedtke. 5-year vet has spent the last few seasons in Tampa Bay and can play every position on the offensive line.

— Brett Tessler (@TesslerSports) May 6, 2020

Per ProFootballFocus.com (PFF), Liedtke has played a grand total of four offensive snaps in the last two seasons. 

That's light even by any standard. 

ProFootballReference.com (PFR) lists him as having three offensive snaps in the last THREE years but a total of 39 snaps on special teams. 

His agent says he can play every position. That's great of course, but the question will be this: Can he play any of them well? 

H/T to pal "Robostop10" for sending a tip to the story. 

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