Seahawks Re-sign Josh Jones, Lock in Starting Line

0:00On March 12, the Seattle Seahawks have resigned defensive tackle Josh Jones, bringing back the veteran who stepped up big during their strong, finish last season. This move keeps a key depth player on the roster after his contributions helped lock in the NFC West title and the top seed. Jones joins Seattle late last year after Stins with Arizona for his first three pro seasons, Houston in 2023, and Baltimore in 2020. 24. He served as a reliable back-up most of the year before starting the final three regular season games at left tackle. Those starts led to wins against the Rams, Panthers, and 49ers, proving his value in crunch time. Jones called it a huge personal milestone, rewarding all his off-season prep and hard work on the field. Now with Jones locked in, the Seahawks retained their entire starting offensive line from last season. Rawls Cross, Abraham Lucas, Grace Able, Jalen, Sundell, and Anthony Bradford, plus top backups like Olu, Olawatime, and Christian Haynes.

1:04This continuity gives them a huge edge heading into training camp, skipping the usual scramble for chemistry and letting the unit build right where they left off.