Come March, the Raiders could see all four of their interior defensive tackles hit the free agent market. They got ahead of that a bit today with the additions of Andrew Billings, according to his agent.
The 6-1, 328-pound nose tackle was a round four pick by the Bengals back in 2016 out of Baylor. After four seasons in Cincinnati, appearing in 47 games, starting 37, he left as a free agent, signing a one-year deal with the Browns.
He was waived midway through the season and ultimately signed onto the Chiefs practice squad. He was not re-signed to a futures contract by the Chiefs, making him a free agent.
