Kelvin Beachum re-signing with Cardinals on 1-year deal

The Arizona Cardinals are re-signing swing tackle Kelvin Beachum, the team announced Monday.

The deal spans one year. It’s unclear how much the contract is worth.

With injuries to right tackle and free-agent addition Jonah Williams limiting his first year in Arizona, Beachum slid into a starting role by Week 2.

He made eight starts at right tackle before moving over to left tackle for four starts with Paris Johnson Jr. injured late in the year.

Since joining Arizona in 2020, Beachum has started 62 of 75 games played for Arizona.

In addition to his play on the field, the lineman also serves as one of the veteran voices within the locker room.

At the very least, he gives Arizona another starting-caliber option to consider opposite Johnson in 2025.

Kelvin Beachum’s NFL resume

The 2025 regular season will mark Beachum’s 14th.

Before his five years with Arizona, Beachum spent three years with the New York Jets (2017-19).

He got his NFL start with the Pittsburgh Steelers as a seventh-round pick (No. 248) in the 2012 NFL Draft.

After four years with the Steelers (2012-15), Beachum played one season with the Jacksonville Jaguars (2016).

Latest Cardinals re-signing

Beachum is the latest Cardinals re-signing, joining guard Evan Brown, pass rusher Baron Browning, safety Joey Blount and long snapper Aaron Brewer.

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