The Seahawks Tuesday officially re-signed exclusive-rights free agent DB Marcus Burley to a one-year contract, a transaction that means Seattle has retained all of its exclusive-rights free agents except DT Jesse Williams, waived March 8. Contract figures are not yet available, but the deal is believed to be worth $600,000, the amount of his tender.

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CB Brandon Browner, an original member of the Legion of Boom, officially signed a one-year contract with the Seahawks Monday, a day after agreeing to terms. The Seahawks also signed restricted free-agent C Patrick Lewis and exclusive-rights free agents TE Cooper Helfet, CB Mohammad Seisay and S Steven Terrell.

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The original Legion of Boom is going to reunite. CB Brandon Browner, 31, has agreed to a one-year contract with the Seahawks. Browner confirmed it Sunday on his Twitter account.

“I’ve been excited about this one, been trying to keep it to myself," Browner tweeted. "Secrets out, I’m grateful and can’t wait to get back to work.”

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For the second consecutive season, the Seahawks will play a franchise-record-tying five prime-time games in 2016 (three at CenturyLink Field): Three Sunday night games (at Arizona, Carolina, at Green Bay), a Monday night contest (home vs. Buffalo) and a Thursday night game (home vs. Los Angeles Rams). It all starts Sept. 11, when Seattle, in a non-prime affair, hosts the Miami Dolphins in what should be (see below) a gimme win.

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The Seahawks begin their preseason schedule in mid-August against former AFC West rival Kansas City in Arrowhead Stadium. Neither the exact date nor kickoff time was announced Thursday by the NFL, which will disclose those details later this month. The game will be played between Aug. 11-15.

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One of the Seahawks' top players from the their Super Bowl triumph is back. DE Chris Clemons, 34, recently released by Jacksonville, his team of the past two seasons, signed with Seattle Friday.

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The NFL Monday established the selection order of the April 28-30 draft, in which the Seahawks will have a nine picks, including one in the first round, one in the second, two in the third, one each in the fourth, fifth and sixth rounds, and two in the seventh. Three of Seattle picks are compensatory, awarded to the club last week for losing top-tier free agents a year ago.

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The Seahawks Thursday signed free agent long snapper Drew Ferris, a University of Florida product with no NFL experience, to compete for a position held for the past six years by Clint Gresham, released last week in a salary dump. Ferris spent time in mini- camp last year with the New York Jets, but did not stick.

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Seahawks coach Pete Carroll finally addressed the issue of his depleted offensive line Wednesday, telling reporters in a typical burst of optimism at the NFL meetings in Boca Raton, FL., that, despite the defections of unrestricted free agents Russell Okung (Denver) and J.R. Sweezy (Tampa Bay) that "I think we're in good shape."

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Any Seahawks fan waiting for a new left tackle to replace departed Russell Okung . . . well, he's already on the roster. General manager John Schneider said Tuesday Garry Gilliam, the former right tackle, will compete with newcomer Bradley Sowell for the job of protecting QB Russell Wilson's blind side.

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General manager John Schneider Tuesday shot down speculation that the Seahawks planned to move on from four-time Pro Bowl safety Kam Chancellor. Speaking to reporters at the annual NFL meetings in Boca Raton, FL., Schneider insisted that Chancellor "will absolutely be back in 2016."

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The Seahawks Saturday agreed to terms with unrestricted free agent LB Mike Morgan, who has spent his pro career with the franchise since signing undrafted out of USC in 2011. Contract terms for the 28-year-old, 6-foot-3, 226-pound former Trojan have yet to be reported.

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If I'm Russell Okung's agent today, I could see getting fired. The new deal for the former Seahawks stalwart with the Denver Broncos gives Okung in 2016 a $1 million workout bonus, a $2 million salary, a $2 million bonus for playing a game, then up to $3 million in incentives, according to USAToday.com.

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Starting LT Russell Okung completed his free-agent odyssey around the NFL Thursday by agreeing to a reported, five-year, $53 million contract with the Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos. Okung, Seattle's first-round pick in 2010, had also been courted by the New York Giants, Detroit Lions, Pittsburgh Steelers and San Francisco 49ers.

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The Seahawks Thursday re-signed running back Christine Michael, who became an unrestricted free agent after Seattle failed to tender him a qualifying offer as a restricted free agent March 9. Michael, 25, helped fill in late last season for Marshawn Lynch and rookie Thomas Rawls while they recovered from injuries.

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The Seahawks Wednesday released veteran long snapper Clint Gresham, a move that was somewhat unexpected since Graham signed a three-year, $2.7 million extension one year ago. The move, though, will save Seattle approximately $660,000 against the salary cap in 2016.

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It wasn't exactly sour grapes, but LB Bruce Irvin offered a bit of a shot at his old Seahawks team Tuesday when he said would have never have reached his full potential had he stayed in Seattle's defense instead of moving in free agency to the Oakland Raiders.

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The NFL’s free agency signing period, in progress, is always a source of great angst for the 12s, who sweat that the Seahawks’ defections will not be balanced by gains. During the Pete Carroll era (since 2010), the comings more than offset the goings, evidenced by five playoff appearances, including two in the Super Bowl. But it has not always been thus.

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The Seahawks Tuesday agreed on a two-year contract with OL J'Marcus Webb, a former seventh-round draft pick who spent last season with the Oakland Raiders, starting all 16 games (13 at right guard, 3 at right tackle).

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The Seahawks Monday made their first dips into the 2016 free-agent pool, signing OL Bradley Sowell, 26, and DL Sealver Siliga, 25, to one-year deals. Sowell spent the past four years with the Arizona Cardinals while Siliga, who had a brief stint with Seattle in 2013, spent 2015 with the New England Patriots.

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