The Seattle Seahawks faced considerable challenges in the 2024 season primarily due to their offensive line's performance. Struggling with stability, the team utilized six different starting line combinations, culminating in 54 sacks allowed—the third-highest in the league. Analyst Brandon Thorn labeled the Seahawks' line as "shaky at best" in four of five positions, rating it among the bottom five or six in the league.

While Charles Cross showed reliability at left tackle, the other four positions were plagued by underperformance, particularly on the right side of the line, leading to ineffective rushing and protection issues. The Seahawks must address these shortcomings through strategic moves in free agency and the draft to improve their prospects for the future.