NFL Rumors: Cowboys FA Jason Peters to Visit Seahawks Amid Charles Cross Injury

The Seattle Seahawks suffered a blow to their offensive line when starting left tackle Charles Cross was ruled week-to-week due to turf toe, so they're reportedly giving a veteran a look.

According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the Seahawks are bringing in free agent Jason Peters for a visit on Tuesday. The nine-time Pro Bowler spent the 2022 season with the Dallas Cowboys and appeared in 10 games.

Rapoport added that if all goes well during Tuesday's visit, the plan would be for Peters to start out on Seattle's practice squad and then move up to the main roster.

The 41-year-old began his NFL career in 2004 after signing with the Buffalo Bills as an undrafted free agent. After five seasons with the team, he was traded from Buffalo to the Philadelphia Eagles in 2009 and he went on to anchor their offensive line for the next decade. He earned two first-team All-Pro selections in 2011 and 2013.

Peters' tenure with the Eagles came to an end following the 2020 season. He signed a one-year deal with the Chicago Bears in 2021 and joined the Cowboys the following year.

Despite being the oldest active player in the NFL, Peters said last month that he intended to play in 2023. He named the New York Jets as one of the teams he'd be interested in joining, saying, "They give me the call, I'm gonna show up and show out."

Now, it appears he will get a look from the Seahawks, who lost their season opener on Sunday to the Los Angeles Rams 30-13. The team managed just 180 yards of total offense in the loss.

Seattle will be looking to bounce back in Week 2 against the Detroit Lions.