Seattle Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross will be sidelined for the next few weeks because of surgery for a dislocated right ring finger. However coach Mike Macdonald said Thursday that Cross ...

Coach Mike Macdonald had said surgery for a dislocated finger last week would sideline the starting left tackle into late August.

Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross had been trying to play through a finger injury this summer, but he ultimately opted for a different direction to get ready for the regular season.

Tuesday afternoon’s practice at the VMAC, the last for the Seahawks before heading to Green Bay for a joint practice Thursday ...

Cross, a first-round pick of the Seahawks in 2022, is entering his fourth season with the team. Seattle picked up an option for his contract for the 2026 season, which guarantees Cross $17.56 million.

Charles Cross had surgery this week to repair a dislocated finger, Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald said Thursday, but the good news is that Seattle's starting left tackle is expected to be back ...

Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross signs autographs for fans following the fourth practice of Seattle’s NFL training camp Saturday, July 26, 2025, at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center in Renton.

How Losing Charles Cross Impacts the Seahawks Getty Charles Cross will miss time this season due to surgery. Losing Cross could impact rookie left guard Grey Zabel as the two were working together.

Seattle Seahawks offensive tackle Charles Cross against the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium. / Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images Former Seahawks QB makes list of worst NFL coaching hires since 2000 ...

Charles Cross away, has surgery. Seahawks think the left tackle will start opener By Gregg Bell Updated July 31, 2025 4:18 PM RENTON The one sure thing on the Seahawks’ iffy offensive line is ...

Charles Cross returned to practice at Seattle Seahawks training camp Aug. 4, 2025, less than a week after the starting left tackle had surgery for a dislocated ring finger on his right hand.

Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross shares insights on the team's progress and the offensive line's development. At (0:06), Cross expresses satisfaction with the team's daily improvements.