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The Seahawks have gotten their second 2025 second-round pick under contract.

Seattle has agreed to terms on tight end Elijah Arroyo's four-year rookie deal, per ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Arroyo, 22, was the No. 50 overall pick in this year’s draft. He was selected 15 picks after Seattle took safety Nick Emmanwori with the third selection of the second round.

Emmanwori received a fully guaranteed deal from the Seahawks. But Schefter reports Arroyo’s four-year deal is worth $8.813 million with $6.872 million guaranteed.

Arroyo played his college ball at Miami, where he recorded 35 receptions for 590 yards with seven touchdowns in 2024.

With Arroyo agreeing to terms, Seattle now has all of its 2025 draftees under contract. With rookies already in the building, the Seahawks’ veterans are set to report for training camp on July 22.

The Chargers are set to make an addition to Jim Harbaugh's coaching staff.

Pete Thamel of ESPN.com reports that Chuka Ndulue will be joining the team as an assistant defensive line coach. Ndulue was the defensive line coach at Colorado State.

Ndulue joined that staff in 2024 after spending two seasons in the same job at New Mexico. He also spent three seasons at Southern Illinois and began his coaching career at Oklahoma in 2017.

Ndulue also played defensive line at Oklahoma and had stints in the NFL with the Broncos and Chargers. He did not appear in any regular season games for either club.

The Jets have gotten a deal done with their second-round pick.

Per Cameron Wolfe of NFL Media, New York and Mason Taylor have agreed to terms on the tight end’s four-year rookie contract.

Taylor was the No. 42 overall pick in this year’s draft. Wolfe notes that of the $10.46 million in Taylor’s contract, 91.3 percent of it ($9.56 million) was guaranteed. Taylor also received 60 percent of his Year 4 salary guaranteed, which is a 55 percent increase from the No. 42 pick in 2024.

Taylor, 21, played his college ball at LSU. He is the son of Hall of Fame defensive end Jason Taylor.