Raiders RT Tony Pashos was forced from Sunday's game against the Chiefs with a groin injury, and is doubtful to return. The hits keep on coming for the Raiders' offensive line. Oakland is already down fill-in C Andre Gurode. Second-year pro Matt McCants is now in the game at right tackle.

The Raiders will start Tony Pashos at right tackle in Week 1 at Indy. Pashos, 33, was signed four days ago. From left to right, Oakland's Week 1 front five will read LT Khalif Barnes, LG Lucas Nix, C Stefen Wisniewski, RG Mike Brisiel, and RT Pashos. This is the worst offensive line in the league.

Raiders agreed to terms with OT Tony Pashos, formerly of the Redskins.

Redskins waived/released OT Tony Pashos, OT Xavier Nixon, LB Vic So'oto, and DE Chigbo Anonuby. Pashos and Jeremy Trueblood couldn't beat out Tyler Polumbus at right tackle. Nixon was an undrafted free agent out of Florida.

Redskins signed OT Tony Pashos. Washington and Pashos had been talking over the weekend, but they've finalized the deal. The 32-year-old was out of football last season due to a left foot injury, and he could be a fallback plan if the team fails to re-sign free agent RT Tyler Polumbus. If nothing else, he's solid veteran depth.

The Redskins are "finalizing" a deal for free agent OT Tony Pashos. The eight-year veteran spent 2012 on the street as he recovered from "ruptured" ligaments in his left foot. Pashos would be cheap, experienced depth for a team with a hole at right tackle.

Free agent OT Tony Pashos' (foot surgery) agent expects him to "return to full strength this season." Pashos was given a 9-10 month recovery timeline following his March operation, and his rep says his rehab is going "as expected." One month shy of his 32nd birthday, Pashos won't be available until well into the second half of the season, if at all.

Browns released/failed physical RT Tony Pashos. Per agent Rick Smith, Pashos is "really upset" about the move after playing the entire season with a ruptured peroneus longus tendon that ultimately required surgery on his left foot. "Tony feels like he had the team's back last season," said Smith. "He wishes the team had his back now." Set to earn $3.35 million in 2012, Pashos will instead collect $1 million in injury protection. The 31-year-old been given a 9-10 month timetable for rehab, leaving him with a market for his services.

Browns RT Tony Pashos underwent ankle surgery on Tuesday. It may have been a scope, but Pashos can't afford any red flags if he wants to keep his $3.35 million salary with the Browns. Most likely, he won't. Pashos has been an injury-prone, ineffective right tackle throughout his Cleveland tenure.

Browns RT Tony Pashos' roster spot is in jeopardy this offseason. Pashos is due $3.35 million in 2012 after missing 14 games in his first two seasons with the Browns. Coach Pat Shurmur has plenty of respect for Pashos battling the injuries, but conceded "we'll have to see how it goes" this offseason.