Seahawks 53 man final roster projection, pre preseason edition

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Jul 30, 2016; Renton, WA, USA; Seattle Seahawks tackle Garry Gilliam (79) performs a drill during training camp at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center. Mandatory Credit: Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports /

OFFENSIVE LINE (10):

Garry Gilliam, T
Mark Glowinski, G
Justin Britt, C
Germain Ifedi, G/T
Bradley Sowell, T
Jahri Evans, G
Joey Hunt, C
Rees Odhiambo, G/T
Patrick Lewis, C
J’Marcus Webb, T

The brightest spotlight shines on this group, as well it should. How well they play will go a long way in determining how high the 2016 Seahawks ceiling is. The group has been a revolving door through the first two weeks of camp, with a number of players moving around to multiple positions. The wild card here may be Webb. He’s been injured for much of the time he’s been here after coming over as a free agent, and when he has been on the field he’s been ineffective. If he can’t hold down the RT spot he was signed to play, it triggers a chain reaction of events.

This list could change significantly if Webb can’t perform at a high level or if 10 year veteran import Evans simply doesn’t have anything left. Last year’s 4th round pick Terry Poole could seize one of those spots with a good camp, as he’s capable of playing guard and tackle.

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