Brian Banks, a former blue-chip high school football prospect that was wrongly accused, convicted, and sent to jail on rape charges, continues his quest to one day make an NFL roster. Pete Carroll and the Seahawks were the first team to offer the 26-year old a workout and though he's not quite at the physical shape needed to compete at the top level, this front office is apparently keeping tabs on his development.

Banks worked out for the Seahawks a second time on Thursday -- he also worked out with the team earlier this summer at OTAs and mini-camps but was not offered a roster spot -- and again was not offered a contract. Banks, Braylon Edwards, Antonio Bryant, and QB G.J. Kinne all worked out for the team and the lone open spot on the 90-man roster was filled by Bryant, a 31-year old veteran receiver. Still, Banks showed nothing but gratitude...

Had a tryout in Seattle yesterday. Me, Antonio Bryant, Braylon Edwards, and a few others. Only 1 roster spot to be filled to complete the 90

— Brian Banks (@OK_Banks) July 27, 2012

Congrats to Antonio Bryant... An amazing athlete! Great seeing him and Edwards fly around the field.

— Brian Banks (@OK_Banks) July 27, 2012

Much respects to the #SEAHAWKS, Coach Caroll, GM Schneider , and Coach Norton for these opportunities! A one of a kind organization. Truly

— Brian Banks (@OK_Banks) July 27, 2012

My guess is that we haven't seen the last of Brian Banks.