That streak ended in 2022 when the team selected Mississippi State left tackle Charles Cross. After his first two years, he has yet to solidify his status as a top-10 player. Let’s take a look!

Year two of the Jeff Lebby era has arrived and the Mississippi State coach is back to work. After a disappointing first season, the coach and his staff are doing what they can to get things back on ...

Seahawks LT Charles Cross, a man of few words, had this to say when asked about possible extension talks this offseason: "I’m just worried about right now, that’s it.

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Cross could still improve in some areas. According to PFF, he was penalized eight times while giving up six sacks. Going forward, Cross should continue to be the anchor of Seattle's offensive line.

Cross has a salary-cap hit this year of $5.8 million, which accounts for his salary (just $985,000) and a prorated share of the bonus on the four-year, $21.3 million deal he got in 2022 as part of ...

Through two games, offensive tackle Charles Cross has looked like he's taken a leap and has played great, earning himself an overall 94.8 grade in Week 1, and in 75 pass blocking snaps hasn't ...

Losing Cross long-term, the Seahawks’ former No. 9 overall pick from the 2022 NFL Draft, who signed a four-year, $21 million contract with Seattle last year, would obviously be a major blow ...

First-round pick Charles Cross was the starting left tackle and played 37 snaps. He didn’t allow a quarterback pressure or a quarterback hit in 23 snaps as a pass blocker.

Seattle Seahawks offensive lineman Charles Cross displays timely hands to secure the football in mid-air after Denver Broncos linebacker Bradley Chubb's sack-fumble on quarterback Geno Smith.

Tennessee Titans outside linebacker Arden Key powers past Seattle Seahawks offensive tackle Charles Cross to sack quarterback Geno Smith for a 7-yard loss.