The Seattle Seahawks must act swiftly to secure Dillon Radunz, their last viable target for upgrading a struggling offensive line. General manager John Schneider's hesitance to aggressively pursue free agents has already cost the team opportunities, with Will Fries, Teven Jenkins, and Lucas Patrick signing with other teams. Radunz, who previously played for the Tennessee Titans, showed promise last season as a right guard and could significantly improve the Seahawks' offensive front, which is one of the league's weakest.

With the recent acquisitions of other free-agent linemen by rival teams, the urgency for the Seahawks to finalize a deal with Radunz increases. The team must ensure that new quarterback Sam Darnold has adequate protection as they head into the 2024 season.