The Seattle Seahawks have made significant roster moves, highlighted by the signing of former Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins center Connor Williams to a one-year contract worth up to $6 million, aimed at strengthening their offensive line for quarterback Geno Smith. Williams, who has recovered from a torn ACL, is expected to compete for the starting center position against players with limited experience. Additionally, the Seahawks have signed rookie free agent Jamie Sheriff, a standout linebacker from South Alabama, and undrafted free agent Mathews from Ohio, both seeking to make their mark on the team. Former Minnesota Vikings linebacker Blake Lynch has also joined the Seahawks, looking to secure a roster spot after previous challenges in maintaining a consistent defensive role. The Seahawks are preparing for the preseason, with roster finalizations due by August 27. Overall, these acquisitions reflect the team's strategy to bolster their lineup ahead of the new season.