CARSON, Calif. The offensive line showed up -- and really did block somebody.
The newest defenders showed up -- and scored.
Quarterback Trevone Boykin and wide receiver Kasen Williams showed out -- and changed their roster chances for the way better.
Boykin completed 12 of 15 throws for 189 yards and touchdown, and ran for another score to erase a shoddy start to training camp behind starter Russell Wilson. Williams, a former University of Washington undrafted free agent, broke out with four circus catches for 119 yards. And the Seahawks’ reserves showed how much better they are right now than the Chargers’ over the final 3 1/2 quarters of Seattle’s 48-17 romp past Los Angeles’ newest pro sports team Sunday night in the preseason opener.