The Seahawks continue to proceed in contract negotiations with Charles Cross as the offensive lineman provided an update.

While Cross rested on a Seahawks day of from training-camp practices, the Los Angeles Chargers and Rashawn Slater re-set the ...

This is why the Seahawks made Grey Zabel their highest-draft interior offensive linemen since Hall of Famer Steve Hutchinson ...

Seahawks guard Grey Zabel shares insights from his first NFL training camp. He highlights the valuable guidance from veteran ...

With the Seahawks drafting two wide receivers and signing Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Dareke Young’s future on the roster looks ...

If Grey Zabel continues learning at this pace, he’ll have a Ph.D. in NFL line play by opening day. The Seahawks’ new starting ...

Seahawks fourth-year offensive tackle Charles Cross and rookie guard Grey Zabel — the team's 2025 first-round pick — joined each other in shotgunning a canned Gatorade during Tuesday's practice. Both ...

Left tackle Charles Cross on the new offensive scheme in Seattle Seahawks training camp, Saturday, July 26, 2025, at the ...

Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross shares insights on the team's progress and the offensive line's development. At (0:06), ...

Former NFL agent Joel Corry of CBS Sports said Seattle Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross may be better off waiting until 2026 to sign a long-term contract.

Miscast, mothballed in 2024 by Scott Huff and Ryan Grubb, Haynes is starting in Klint Kubiak’s new offense. For good reason.

Charles Cross has had the left tackle position on lock for the Seattle Seahawks ever since he entered the league. The No. 9 overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft has started all but three games for the ...