Josh Jones has signed with the Seahawks as a depth player, aiming to fortify the offensive line and provide competition in training camp.

Josh Jones, a former Cardinals offensive lineman, has joined the Seahawks, raising questions about his fit with the team.

Josh Jones joins the Seahawks on a one-year deal, primarily serving as a backup offensive lineman behind Charles Cross and Abe Lucas. His contract includes a base salary of $2.245 million and potential incentives that could increase its total value significantly. Previously drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in 2020, Jones has played for the Texans and Ravens, demonstrating versatility across the offensive line.

Josh Jones has been brought in as a depth addition to the offensive line, but many are questioning the lack of a more impactful signing to address the Seahawks' offensive line woes. This move does not alleviate the need for significant upgrades.

Josh Jones is the only offensive line addition for the Seahawks this offseason, a move that has drawn critique regarding the team's strategy for improving their line.