Seahawks' Josh Jones: Reliable Depth, Flexible Lineman

On March 16th, the Seattle Seahawks took some hits in free agency, losing big names like

Super Bowl 60 MVP Kenneth Walker, the third and cornerback.

Ric Wullen

General manager John Schneider fought back by holding on to homegrown talent and bringing

back a few key vets with offensive linemen Josh Jones, standing out as a solid get.

Jones signed the one-year pack worth $4 million last offseason and locked 242 snaps, mostly

backing up at left tackle.

When injuries hit, he filled in without missing a beat.

Players and coaches praised his reliability up front.

Over the year with Seattle, he gave up only two sacks, zero quarterback hits, and drew

no penalties.

Proflipal focus handed him strong marks above 70 as both a pass protector and run blocker.

His flexibility adds real value to.

In seven pro seasons, he's lined up at guard and both tackle spots, making him perfect

depth behind starters, Charles Cross and Abe Lucas, who both battled injuries.

Moves like this keep the line steady and give the Seahawks a reliable safety net heading

into training camp.