SEATTLE -- The Seattle Seahawks announced the signing of four free agents Friday, including guard Greg Naron and defensive end Bob Otto who had spent time previously with the team.
Seattle also signed tight end Kell McGregor and wide receiver Curtis Pardridge.
Naron was with the Seahawks during training camp last year after being acquired in a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles. He was a fifth-round draft choice from North Carolina by the Eagles in 1985, but spent the entire season on the injured-reserve list.
Otto was a ninth-round draft choice from Idaho State by Seattle in 1985, but was released during camp. He signed with the Dallas Cowboys last year and played in four games before being released.
McGregor was originally a fourth-round draft choice by the Denver Broncos from Colorado State in 1985. He played in two games with the Broncos that season and six with the Indianapolis Colts.
Pardridge was a sixth-round draft choice from Illinois State by the San Diego Chargers last season.
