Forsythe Returns to Carroll's Circle with Panthers

On March 11th, former Seattle Seahawks offensive tackle stone foresight has agreed to terms with the Carolina Panthers.

The 6-foot 6-limin was a sixth round pick by Pete Carroll back in 2021, but he never quite panned out as a starter.

After struggling through eight starts in his third season with Seattle, foresight bounced around.

He signed with the New York Giants last offseason, got cut, and then landed with Carroll again on the Las Vegas Raiders.

There, he started 13 games, but had a rough year, allowing 11 sex, the most among tackles league-wide.

He also ranked just 16th in pressures permitted, meaning past rushers got home fast.

Now, Panthers head coach Dave Canalis, who worked under Carroll during four-size early Seattle days, gives him another shot.

It's unclear why Carolina pursued him given the stats, but Canalis likely vouched for the familiar face.

Foresight's path keeps circling back to Carroll's circle, leaving Seattle glad to move on from a player who couldn't anchor the line.