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Seahawks' Chris Carson: Recovering from knee concern
Coach Pete Carroll said Tuesday that Carson "had a little work done" on his knee, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.
Carroll didn't elaborate on the aforementioned "work," but he expects Carson to return to the field in a few weeks. While he focuses on rehab and recovery, his backfield mates will get some high-profile reps during OTAs. Among the most interesting is 2018 first-round pick Rashaad Penny, who managed 494 yards from scrimmage and two TDs on 94 touches working behind Carson and current Bear Mike Davis. Meanwhile, the depth chart is rounded out by J.D. McKissic, C.J. Prosise (abdomen) and 2019 sixth-rounder Travis Homer.
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Seahawks' Bobby Wagner: Awaiting extension
Wagner will not participate in OTAs until he receives a contract extension, Liz Matthews of USA Today reports.
2019 will be the final year on Wagner's current four-year deal, and the 28-year-old has previously said he's "preparing like this is my last year as a Seahawk." Seattle has cap space after trading Frank Clark -- even after giving a record-breaking deal to quarterback Russell Wilson -- and Wagner hopes to get an extension that beats fellow inside linebacker C.J. Mosley's haul of a five-year, $85 million deal. Wagner has said that he will still be present at Seattle's OTAs and that he will still lead the defense and coach up the young players from the sidelines, he just won't participate himself.
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Seahawks' Geno Smith: Reaches deal with Seattle
Smith agreed to a contract Wednesday with the Seahawks, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.
Smith has spent time with the Jets, Giants and Chargers since being drafted in the second round back in 2013, but he hasn't been pressed into meaningful extended action since his failed stint as the Jets' starter in 2014. The 28-year-old comes to Seattle as high-profile candidate for the backup job to Russell Wilson, with Paxton Lynch looming as Smith's top competition for the gig.
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Seahawks' Al Woods: Heading to Seattle
Woods signed a two-year, $2.25 million deal with the Seahawks on Friday, Tom Pelissero of NFL.com reports.
Woods played two seasons for the Colts, recording 68 tackles (30 solo) and 940 defensive snaps over 30 games. The LSU product provides the Seahawks with some serious size and run-stuffing ability to pair with their newest pass rusher, Ziggy Ansah. Woods is 32 years old and has played for five teams in his nine-year career, including the Seahawks, for which he suited up in a pair of 2011 games.
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