Seahawks Target Veteran Guard Wyatt Teller

0:00On March 1st, the Seattle Seahawks dominated the league in 2025, finishing as the top team by a wide margin. Even so, their interior offensive line showed some cracks that need fixing. Center, Jalen Sandell, had an uneven year, and right guard Anthony Bradford is hitting free agency soon. Wyatt Teller, the 31-year-old guard from the Cleveland Browns, stands out as a prime target. He's a two-time all-pro and three-time pro-boulder with a strong track record as a run blocker. Last season, despite a dip, his performance still outpaced Bradford's in key metrics. Fans and analysts see Teller as a perfect fit for a contender like Seattle. The Seahawks already draft it left guard Grey's Abel in the first round last year to bolster the line. With just four picks this draft and plenty of cap room at $61.8 million, they can afford his projected 10.2 million, annual value. Signing Teller would add a proven veteran right away. He could anchor the line while mentoring younger players, whether from day two of the draft or undrafted free agency.

1:06That move would solidify Seattle's push for another strong run, giving them even more edge up front as they chase bigger goals.