The former North Dakota State product visited with the Saints and Seahawks and chose New Orleans. He’ll likely replace Lucas Patrick’s role inside and compete with 2023 fourth-rounder Nick Saldiveri to start for the team at left guard. Radunz also has tackle experience so he would make a versatile backup if that winds up being his role.

The former Titans blocker settled in as a right guard last year after bouncing between the left tackle, left guard and right tackle positions in his tumultuous prior three seasons. Radunz has failed to demonstrate season-to-season consistency in any singular aspect of his game but notably earned a 63.9 PFF pass-blocking grade in 2024. His 4.5 percent quarterback pressure rate allowed is the second-best of his career. Beat reporter Nick Underhill suggests Radunz could be a replacement option for LG Lucas Patrick, who is currently “exploring his options” on the open market.

Radunz started at tackle his first two seasons before converting to guard in 2023. While he wasn’t terrific in 2024 — a 63.9 PFF pass block grade is probably his strongest selling point — Radunz has been better inside. Entering his age-27 season after a four-year rookie deal, the former second-round pick could compete for a job on Seattle’s interior line.

Radunz missed all of training camp while recovering from a torn ACL but is now back on the active roster after passing his physical. Radunz appeared in 11 games for the Titans last season, which included four starts. His return will be welcomed by a Titans team that is set to lose starting tackle Nicholas Petit-Frere to a suspension.