Barnes signed a contract with the Cardinals on Tuesday, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Cardinals brought in the veteran Barnes after placing Jared Veldheer (ankle) on injured reserve. Barnes, 35, spent time with the Saints during the preseason but was released prior to Week 1. Rookie Will Holden is likely to start at left tackle in Veldheer's absence, making Barnes a reserve option on the line.

Barnes was re-signed by the Saints on Wednesday, Herbie Teope of the Times-Picayune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Barnes was released earlier so the Saints had room for Lance Moore, who wanted to retire as a Saint. Barnes is back on the roster, and will look to make the roster as a depth option on the offensive line.

Barnes has been waived by the Saints, Christopher Dabe of NOLA.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

While New Orleans' depth along the offensive line takes a hit losing Barnes, he was merely a backup to starting right tackle Zach Strief during his stint on the active roster.

Barnes was signed by the Saints on Wednesday, Herbie Teope of NOLA.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Barnes has now been signed by the Saints on four separate occasions since late August, as the veteran figures to provide depth on the offensive line.

Barnes signed a one-year deal with the Saints Monday, Josh katzenstein of The Times-Picayune reports.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran has been in the league since 2005, and spent his last seven season with the Oakland. After starting a majority of the games for the Raiders in the previous few seasons he only saw one start in 2015. He figures to add depth on the Saints' offensive line.

Khalif Barnes is penciled in as the Raiders' starting left guard. The Raiders need to aim higher. Barnes started the final five games of the season at left guard in 2013 after manning left tackle the first 11 weeks. He fared decently as a pass blocker but was obliterated in the run game. If the season were to start today, the Raiders line from left to right would read: LT Donald Penn, LG Barnes, C Stefen Wisniewski, RG Austin Howard, and RT Menelik Watson.

Raiders re-signed LG Khalif Barnes. Turning 32 in April, Barnes finished 2013 as Pro Football Focus' No. 58 guard among 81 qualifiers, and 78th in run blocking. He did draw positive marks as a pass blocker. Still, it's startling that the Raiders continue to settle for Barnes' mediocrity when he obviously isn't getting better at his age. Barnes figures to open 2014 as Oakland's starting left guard, with Stefen Wisniewski at center. Incumbent RG Mike Brisiel is tentatively expected to be released.

The Raiders will start T/G Khalif Barnes at left tackle in Week 1 against the Colts. It'll be Barnes' first start at left tackle since 2008 with the Jaguars, where he got destroyed in pass protection and was not re-signed the following year. Barnes played guard and right tackle in camp. Pro Football Focus graded out Barnes 63rd among pass protecting tackles in 2012, among 77 qualifiers. In big-play IDP leagues, Colts ROLB Robert Mathis is a recommended start.

Raiders RT Khalif Barnes received the majority of minicamp reps with the first-team offense. Barnes started nine games in 2012, but struggled to play above replacement level. With second-round Menelik Watson likely to open the season as the starting right tackle, the San Francisco Chronicle expects Barnes to be moved to guard.

Raiders re-signed RT Khalif Barnes. Barnes missed Weeks 3-9 last year due to groin surgery. But he's started at right tackle in his last 25 games for the Raiders, grading out 64th among 80 qualifiers in 2012 according to ProFootballFocus. Barnes was a particularly poor run-blocker in the squashed zone-blocking scheme.