Seattle Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross will be sidelined for the next few weeks because of surgery for a dislocated right ring finger.

Coach Mike Macdonald had said surgery for a dislocated finger last week would sideline the starting left tackle into late ...

The Seahawks continue to proceed in contract negotiations with Charles Cross as the offensive lineman provided an update.

Charles Cross is getting some work in at practice today, less than a week removed from surgery to repair a dislocated ring ...

Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross had been trying to play through a finger injury this summer, but he ultimately opted for a different direction to get ready for the regular season.

Seahawks starting left tackle Charles Cross is recovering from finger surgery and hopes to be ready for Week 1, multiple ...

NFL insiders such as Albert Breer and Ian Rapoport are reporting that Seahawks starting left tackle Charles Cross had surgery on his finger. The hope is he will be recovered in time for Week 1 against ...

Extension talks have not yet begun between Charles Cross and the Seahawks, although his preference remains a long-term ...

A team's starting left tackle suffering an injury during training camp is never good, but thankfully, the Seattle Seahawks appear to have avoided the worst-case ...

The Seahawks' first-string offense looked better than anyone could have hoped, in what was likely its only action before the ...

Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross underwent surgery to repair a dislocated finger. Here's what we know about his availability for the season opener.

Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross underwent finger surgery Wednesday but is expected to be ready by the season opener.