The Seahawks' new-look offense struggled to run the ball, or escape the shadow of its own goal posts, as the physicality ramped up.

The pads came back on for the eighth day of training camp Thursday, but the biggest news had nothing to do with the on-field action.

While Cross rested on a Seahawks day of from training-camp practices, the Los Angeles Chargers and Rashawn Slater re-set the top of the league’s market for left tackles. The Chargers gave Slater, a 26-year-old two-time Pro Bowl selection, a four-year, $114 million contract with a eye-catching $92 million guaranteed, per multiple reports.