With an offensive line in shambles due to a rash of injuries, and with a smattering of guys who otherwise would be on the practice squad filling the gaps in the lineup, the Seahawks finally have signed veteran tackle Damion McIntosh.
McIntosh visited the Seahawks last month after being unexpectedly cut by the Chiefs in early September. He also visited the Saints.
McIntosh has started 111 career games, spending four years with the Chargers, three with the Dolphins, and two with the Chiefs.
He started every game with the Chiefs in 2008.
Seahawks sign McIntosh, finally
Posted by Mike Florio on October 13, 2009 5:20 PM ET
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The guy is a revolving door. Good luck keeping your quarteback upright!
Good luck with that... SackIntosh.
Who cares, they need to keep Hasselbeck upright.
Why are the Redskins not looking at ANY o-linemen?