The Seattle Seahawks are not finished trying to upgrade their offensive line.
The team hosted visits with three linemen Friday, including former All-Pro tackle Ryan Clady, a league source tells ESPN's Field Yates. Clady has started 106 games in nine NFL seasons, but injuries have derailed him recently.
He started eight games for the New York Jets last season and allowed two sacks before a rotator-cuff tear sidelined him. In the past four seasons, Clady has appeared in 27 games and missed 37 due to injury.
Clady will be 31 at the start of next season, and his best days clearly are behind him.