Seahawks Re-sign Josh Jones, Boosting Line Depth

On March 11th, the Seattle Seahawks are facing some tough losses in free agency this

off season, with key players like Cornerback, Kobe Bryant, Rick, Woolen, running back

Kenneth Walker, and Ed Rusher Boy Mave heading out the door. Despite that, they've

locked in a few returns, including why receiver Rashid Shaheed and Cornerback, Josh Job, on

a three-year 24 million dollar deal.

A quieter but smart move came this week, when the team agreed to resign veteran offensive

lineman, Josh Jones, to a one-year contract. According to NFL Network's Tom Pelicero,

Jones brings valuable depth back to the line after playing in 14 games last season with

three starts, and 258 snaps.

Jones stands out for his versatility, able to step in a tackle or guard spots, making

him the ideal backup if injuries hit. Fans and analysts see this as a sneaky and

important addition that bolsters the roster without breaking the bank.

Meanwhile, other moves are swirling around Seattle, like releasing wide receiver Jake

Bobo, and rumors of interest in running back Rashid White from, Tampa Bay, or even a

trade for Alvin Kamara, to fill Walker shoes. These depth plays could keep the Seahawks

competitive as they rebuild, positioning them well for another strong run next season.