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Seahawks, Left Tackle Charles Cross Agree to Big Extension

The Seahawks secured their offensive line by extending left tackle Charles Cross with a five-year, $121.96 million deal, including $75 million guaranteed, ranking him third highest-paid at his position.

  • On Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks and Charles Cross agreed to a four-year, $104.4 million extension that includes $75 million in guarantees, a source confirmed to ESPN.
  • Seattle picked up Charles Cross's fifth-year option this past offseason, and after a strong 2025 season and clinching the NFC's top seed Saturday, the Seahawks chose to lock him up now.
  • The new-money average of $26.1 million per year ranks Charles Cross among the top-paid left tackles, and he receives $40.5M in Year 1 under terms negotiated by Saint Omni of Klutch Sports.
  • The deal makes Charles Cross the highest-paid non-quarterback in team history, and paired with Abe Lucas's three-year, $46 million extension, Seattle has secured both offensive-line bookends long term.
  • Cross missed Seattle's last three games with a hamstring injury, but Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald is optimistic he will return for the divisional round; Cross has started 62 of 68 regular-season games.
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Reports: Seahawks LT Charles Cross agrees to four-year, $104M deal

Seattle Seahawks star left tackle Charles Cross has agreed to a four-year extension worth $104.4 million, according to multiple reports on Sunday.

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