It's been a while since the Seattle Seahawks had a first-round pick worthy of a signing a big second contract, but left tackle Charles Cross is absolutely one of them.
Charles Cross has handled left tackle duties throughout his three seasons in Seattle. His performance in that role made it little surprise when his fifth-year option was exercised this spring.
Yeah, let’s have some more offensive line discourse! If a game had to be played tomorrow, the Seattle Seahawks would have Charles Cross and Abe Lucas as the unquestioned starters at tackle.
The Seattle Seahawks' offensive line gets a lot of flack from the media, but left tackle Charles Cross is slowly helping to change that narrative. Selected with the ninth overall pick in the 2022 NFL draft, Cross has started 48 games over the last three seasons.
Seattle Seahawks offensive tackle Charles Cross is entering his fourth season in the NFL, which means it's time to start looking at a new contract. Cross, the No.
The Seattle Seahawks offense will look different in 2025 with DK Metcalf, Geno Smith, and Tyler Lockett all gone. Now, they turn to Sam Darnold at quarterback and Cooper Kupp at wide receiver to help fill the void left by those departing veterans.
Offensive linemen tend to get overlooked by average NFL fans. The lone exception to the rule may be those fans whose teams have had a bad offensive line for a decade and a half.
Cross became the first player drafted by the Seahawks to have the fifth year option exercised, and left many fans wondering why the team didn’t simply extend him.
Charles Cross was pretty much the only consistently good player on the Seattle Seahawks' offensive line last season, and has been a solid blocker since his arrival in Seattle in 2022.
The Seahawks are making a bit of history with their fifth-year option decision. They will exercise Charles Cross‘ 2026 option, per NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport, moving into uncharted territory for a team draft pick.
With the first round of the NFL Draft one day away, the Seattle Seahawks could be looking for offensive line help early. It's the team's most glaring need after the Seahawks' run game struggled and Geno Smith was under constant pressure in 2024.
The Seattle Seahawks are approaching the May 1 deadline to decide on picking up 2022 No. 9 overall pick Charles Cross' fifth-year option. When speaking to the media on Monday, Seahawks general manager John Schneider said they still haven't made up their minds.
The Seattle Seahawks are in the middle of a transition with their team at the moment. This will lead to a lot of change on the roster, but that doesn't mean everyone has to go.
With the exception of left tackle Charles Cross, the offensive line of the Seattle Seahawks left a lot to be desired in 2024. Via Zoltán Buday of Pro Football Focus, only the New England Patriots’ front earned a lower grade this past season.
The NFL Scouting Combine is complete, and the Seattle Seahawks met with 20 prospects across various positions. With the No. 18 pick in this year's NFL Draft, the focus is now on which position the franchise will spend on.
The Seattle Seahawks may have plenty of issues along the offensive line, but at the very least, they have a quality left tackle to build around. Charles Cross, the No.
Cross’ contract is up this year... unless Seattle picks up his fifth-year option. We’re in the 2025 offseason, which means the entire 2022 draft class is eligible for an extension.