Seahawks: Ranking the first wave of 2022 free…
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The Seahawks are allowing RFA Kyle Fuller to walk, which would have made Ethan Pocic their projected No. 1 center for the 2022 season. However, they have agreed to terms with former Rams and Chiefs center Austin Blythe, who has 49 starts in his career. Blythe’s deal is for one year and $4 million, a huge jump from his 2021 salary. While he should be an upgrade over Fuller/Pocic, that’s a low bar and there were several better centers on the market.
Seahawks: Ranking the first wave of 2022 free agent signings and re-signings
