NFL 2025 Free Sion: Mekhi Becton Top Guard goes to Chargers, while the options of Seahawks are disappearing

While the Seattle Seahawks were quite busy in the first week of the Free Agency, she has so far withdrawn to find an offensive -Opensive -offensive -Lineman.

You can tick another possible wax option from the dwindling list of potential starter. On Friday evening, the Los Angeles Chargers concluded a two-year contract with the Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles Guard Mekhi Becton.

Becton’s contract is reportedly a value of up to 20 million US dollars. Becton was a duel with the New York Jets, which was understandable because the guards are not normal that guards were 6’7 and north of 360 lbs. It didn’t work for him with the jets – he is not unique in this sense – but he was recorded as Free Agent by the Eagles in 2024 and went to the right inside. The 25-year-old Becton plays on the best offensive line in football and apparently found his best role at NFL level.

As a physically impressive figure and Mauler, Becton may not necessarily be suitable for the offensive coordinator of the Seahawks, Klint Kubiak, and the offensive line -line coach John Benton’s broad zone system, but he was not completely canceled in the ongoing Ol search.

The own Tyler Alsin of Field Gulls has put together a list of the Top -FA awakening that was signed/not signed from Wednesday. Becton is now from the board and Kevin Zeitler, who went to the Tennessee Titans. Brandon Scherff and Teven Jenkins remain the most remarkable remaining selection for the Seahawks, and Jenkins will meet with Seattle on Monday.