The Facts: Lynch was the only healthy, unaccounted player at Seahawks organized team activities. No reason was given for his absence. Carroll indicated the absence will take a while, expressing some hope Lynch could return by the team's final OTA week on June 6. NFL.com's Albert Breer reported Tuesday morning Lynch has no problems with the Seahawks organization.

Diehards Line: And the organization doesn't seem to be too excited. "This is voluntary," Carroll said via the Seattle Times. "That's the rules and the guidelines. He came in 10 days ago and he's in very good shape. He's working an intense program in his area, and he is benefiting from it. We'd love to see everybody here. ..." According to NFL.com's Gregg Rosenthal, the absence is a surprise because Lynch has attended Seahawks OTAs in the past. His absence will allow Robert Turbin to take first-team snaps, with newly signed second-round pick Christine Michael in the mix. ... Stay tuned. Lynch has a DUI trial on June 21, which is probably of greater interest to all involved (fantasy owners included).