Seahawks Re-sign Stoll, Jones for Depth

On March 11th, the Seattle Seahawks are bringing back long snapper Chris Stole on a two-year deal and offensive tackle Josh Jones on a one-year contract.

Both moves help shore up key depth without breaking the bank.

Stole is one of the most reliable players at his position, the kind whose name you rarely hear unless something goes wrong.

His new pact likely runs around 1 million to $2 million per season.

Jones joined the team last off season for up to $4 million and proved his worth.

He stepped in at left tackle for weeks 16-18 after starter Charles Cross hurt his hamstring.

In those games, Jones gave up nine pressures but shone against the run, letting the Seahawks confidently send running back Kenneth Walker wide left.

The team trusted him in big spots.

These resigning keep a steady swing tackle option, ready if Abraham Lucas across go down again.

Jones just needs to stay healthy to lock in that backup role for the coming year.