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Seahawks' Cross Set for Surgery but Will Return for Opener

On Thursday, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Charles Cross is expected to be ready for the season opener after surgery for a dislocated finger, Coach Macdonald said.
At training camp, Macdonald said Cross had been practicing through a dislocated finger before agreeing to surgery once he understood the recovery timetable.
With over a month remaining until the Seahawks host the San Francisco 49ers, Cross will miss two to three weeks of practice after surgery in Los Angeles.
In his absence, veteran free agent Josh Jones and second-year player Michael Jerrell shared reps at left tackle during Thursday’s practice.
Looking ahead, Seattle Seahawks picked up Cross’s 2026 option, guaranteeing him $17.56 million, and holds a fifth-year option for 2025.

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