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RENTON, Wash. — Evan Brown hasn't been handed anything during his time in the NFL. He's had to earn every minute of playing time in his five-year career, and going into his first season with the Seattle Seahawks it appears Brown may finally get the chance to start the season at his preferred position of center. Brown is involved in one of the few true competitions in Seattle's camp. The Seahawks selected Olu Oluwatimi from Michigan in the draft after he won the Rimington and Outland trophies in his one season with the Wolverines. Oluwatimi may be Seattle's future. But for now, Brown has the edge.
