The Seattle Seahawks are still looking to improve both guard positions this offseason, bringing in experienced players for a visit in hopes of signing them. One notable guard Seattle brought in this week was Teven Jenkins, formerly of the Chicago Bears. Jenkins was initially scheduled to visit the Seahawks on Monday, but the meeting ended up taking place on Tuesday.
It’s been two days since the former Bears offensive lineman visited with the Seahawks without a deal.
In a surprising turn of events, the Cleveland Browns signed Teven Jenkins to a one-year contract. As a result, the Seahawks either failed to sign Jenkins, were not interested, or didn’t offer an attractive salary just two days after meeting with one of the top remaining free-agent guards.
Here’s a look at the Seattle Seahawks’ current OG room
- Anthony Bradford
- Sataoa Laumea
- Christian Haynes
- Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu
Here’s a look at other remaining free-agent guards
- Brandon Scherff
- Shaq Mason
- Will Hernandez
- Dillon Radunz (met with Seahawks Tuesday and Wednesday)
- Lucas Patrick (met with Seahawks Monday)
- Cody Whitehair
- Dalton Risner
- Matt Pryor
- Iosua Opeta
- Andrus Peat
If the Seahawks fail to sign a veteran guard during the offseason, they will address the position in the upcoming draft.
