The Seattle Seahawks have agreed to terms on a contract with Greg Olsen.

According to a source, the one-year deal is worth $7 million with $5.5 million of that guaranteed.

Olsen also visited the Buffalo Bills and Washington Redskins after parting ways with the Carolina Panthers.

Russell Wilson has expressed a desire to orchestrate more up-tempo offense with the Seattle Seahawks going forward.

"I mean we've always been really good at two-minute [offense]," Wilson told PFT Live. "We've always been really good in those end of the half, those not always hurry-up situations, but those up-tempo situations [and] moments. And the reality is this: I think the defense gets tired, first thing. And I think the second thing is that, you know, I really know kind of what I want to get after them, how we want to get after them, especially in those moments. And guys just make plays in those moments. I think the freedom of just going after it and just scoring as many points, you know?

"That's kind of what the Chiefs do to be honest with you," the quarterback added. "They do a really good job, Andy Reid and [Patrick] Mahomes. They do a really good job of getting up to the ball, playing with their playmakers and finding a way to make plays and, you know, they score more points than everybody else. And I think that's the name of the game is, Can you score one more point than they do?"