Chance Warmack

Seattle is the same team that released Warmack earlier this offseason after he opted out of the 2020 campaign. The former No. 10 overall pick will turn 30 later this year and hasn't played a regular-season down of football since 2018.

A former first-round selection with 51 starts under his belt, the 29-year-old sat out all of 2019 to get in shape then most recently opted out of the 2020 season altogether. He hasn't taken a rep in the regular season since December 2018.

Warmack signed in late March on a one-year contract after sitting out the 2019 season in order to replenish his health. The veteran guard lost a family member to COVID-19. The Seahawks likely won't look for a replacement after selecting G Damien Lewis in the third-round.

Warmack sat out the 2019 season to get healthy. He was with Philadelphia in 2018 but did not start a single game. He's a former first-round selection with 51 starts under his belt. Warmack won't start in Seattle but does add depth to an offensive line that PFF ranked 27th last season.