Seahawks Target Graham Glasgow for Offensive Line Boost

0:00On May 1st, Seattle Seahawks just won the Super Bowl, but their offensive line interiors still feels shaky, especially at guard and center with guys. Like Anthony Bradford and Jalen Sondel having rough patches last season, analyst Zachary Porella's from CBS Sports says GM John Schneider needs to target free agent Graham Glasgow as a quick upgrade, bringing some veteran. Stability right after the draft. Glasgow turns 34 next year, so he's a short-term play with center and guard versatility that fits perfectly for Mike McDonald's squad. He could slide in anywhere needed while the team develops rookie Bo Stevens and at just $5.8 million a year per spot track. Estimates, he's a bargain. Meanwhile, the Seahawks ranked 15th in offensive line play last year according to pro football focus, but they held strong by allowing only the second few of sacks in the league at 13 with nearly 33 million in cap space they've got room to add competition without breaking the bank.

1:00This move puts real heat on Bradford, who struggled to step up and even pushes Sondel while Glasgow brings elite pass protection, one sack allowed, in over 500 pass blocking snaps and solid run blocking from his Detroit days. At worst he's quality depth, at best a spark for their stacked offense, bottom line. Grabbing Glasgow sharpens the whole unit like iron on iron, keeping these champs hungry for that repeat without missing a beat.