Morgan Moses Free Agent Destinations After Release From Washington

The Washington Football Team released long-time starting tackle Morgan Moses. The seven-year veteran had started all 16 games at right tackle for Washington in each of the last six seasons, but he became expendable as the team added Samuel Cosmi and Charles Leno Jr. this offseason.

Now an unrestricted free agent, here are three of the best destinations for Moses.

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3. Chicago Bears

The Chicago Bears released Charles Leno Jr. this offseason, and it sounds like the plan is to replace him with rookie Teven Jenkins. That leaves Germain Ifedi the likely starter at RT, but Moses would be a huge upgrade over the 26-year-old. Plus, it would be a fun bit of irony if Moses ended up replacing Leno in Chicago.

2. Miami Dolphins

The Miami Dolphins offensive line is a bit of a mess right now. LT Austin Jackson underwhelmed in his rookie season, and Miami added Notre Dame's Liam Eichenberg to play RT in Round 2 of the NFL Draft. Signing Moses could be a good insurance policy incase one (or both) of the young tackles fails to impress in training camp. It would also allow Miami to potentially move one of those two young OTs inside to play guard, where the Dolphins could also stand to add some more talent.

1. Pittsburgh Steelers

The Pittsburgh Steelers have one of the worst offensive lines in the league. The lackluster group played a huge part in Pittsburgh's poor rushing attack last year, which finished with a league-low 1,351 yards. Moses would represent a huge upgrade over Zach Banner, who has never played more than 216 snaps in a single season at the NFL level. He'd be a huge get for the tackle-needy Steelers.

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