Two down. Three to go. Including the most important.
The Seahawks made a couple of moves Monday, essentially replacing Brandon Mebane and Alvin Bailey with one-time Hawk Sealver Siliga and former Arizona backup Bradley Sowell.
Now they have three spots left to fill, needing to replace Bruce Irvin and J.R. Sweezy and — most important — come up with a starting-caliber left tackle.
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The hottest free-agency story in the NFL right now involves the chase for a few flawed left tackles.
The Seahawks, of course, are right in the heart of it — with their Russell Okung taking a tour as they check into alternatives.
As it turns out, nine teams are looking at left tackles — four don’t have any and five apparently are considering upgrades.
Okung and Kelvin Beachum, both coming off serious injuries, are the two most popular free-agent options — the best of an underwhelming lot that includes 33-year-old Donald Penn, injured Will Beatty and unwanted Denver fill-in starter Ryan Harris.
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