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Yesterday, the team brought in three free agent linemen for tryouts and also cut one player from the practice squad
The Seahawks have several holes to fill on their roster – and that was before the news that Jamal Adams would miss the rest of the season due to a shoulder injury that will require surgery.
Yesterday, the team brought in three free agent linemen for tryouts and also waived one player from the practice squad. Here’s a review.
The Seattle Seahawks have made a few additions to their practice squad, including one very famous name at running back.
The Seattle Seahawks have made a few additions to their practice squad, including one very famous name at running back.
Here are the three players who are joining the squad.
The Seattle Seahawks have elevated two players from their practice squad ahead of tonight’s game against the Washington Football Team.
After announcing four roster moves on Saturday evening, the Seattle Seahawks have elevated two players from their practice squad ahead of tonight’s game against the Washington Football Team.
Here’s what you need to know about the team’s two latest transactions.
The Seahawks are thin at more than one position heading into Week 12, including running back.
The Seahawks are thin at more than one position heading into Week 12, including running back. Starter Chris Carson is on IR and will be undergoing season-ending surgery on his neck soon. Former first-round pick Rashaad Penny’s latest injury is a hamstring issue and backup Alex Collins has been limited by a groin problem for several weeks.
With an eye on adding some more depth to their running back group, the team has signed B.J. Emmons (5-foot-11, 215 pounds) to their practice squad. Emmons played his college football at Florida Atlantic, where he scored six rushing touchdowns in 2019 as a junior. Emmons started this season on the Raiders’ practice squad.
To make room for Emmons, Seattle released rookie wide receiver Cade Johnson.
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Here’s the updated practice squad going into Week 11.
The Seattle Seahawks made a few practice squad changes this week.
On Monday, quarterback Jake Luton was waived. He had been serving as the team’s third-string QB for most of the season. That role has since been taken by Jacob Eason, who’s on the active 53-man roster and behind Geno Smith on the depth chart. Seattle also signed tight end Tyler Mabry to the practice squad. He’d been released last week. On Tuesday, they made a couple more moves. Defensive end Alex Tchangam was released, while outside linebacker Edmond Robinson was signed. Here’s the updated practice squad going into Week 11.
The team also decided not to use any protections this week.
The Seattle Seahawks brought back a familiar face for their practice squad, re-signing defensive end Alex Tchangam. He takes the spot of center Brad Lundblade, who was released six days ago. The team also decided not to use any protections this week.
Here’s the updated practice squad going into Week 10.
The Seahawks made one minor move today, releasing center Brad Lundblade from their practice squad.
The @Seahawks released C Brad Lundblade from the practice squad this afternoon.
— Seahawks PR (@seahawksPR) November 4, 2021
The Seahawks made one minor move today, releasing center Brad Lundblade from their practice squad.
Lundblade only signed last week. While there’s no reports yet, Seattle will probably bring in another practice squad player over the next few days to take his place.
This move could be a sign of the organization’s faith in their interior depth, which they’d have good reason for. Last week Ethan Pocic replaced Kyle Fuller in the starting lineup and did an excellent job. Pocic blocked well most of the game, as did the rest of the line.
We can assume Pocic will continue starting going forward, bumping Fuller and Dakoda Shepley down the depth chart and Lundblade out of the picture.
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Here’s Seattle’s updated practice squad heading into Week 8.
The Seahawks made a few practice squad changes on Wednesday, signing center Brad Lundblade and releasing quarterback Danny Etling. They also designated three players as protected for this week.
Here’s Seattle’s updated practice squad heading into Week 8.
Here’s what the team’s current 53-man roster, practice squad and injured reserve list look like.
The Seahawks are officially up against the wall with regards to the 2021 season. Heading into Week 7 they’re four games behind the division leader and falling further behind in the wild-card race. They can still climb back into the postseason picture and they’re better than their 2-4 record might suggest. However, as linebacker Bobby Wagner told the media on Wednesday, there’s no more room for error and now’s the time to turn things around. That makes Monday night’s game against the Saints the biggest of the season.
Here’s what the team’s current 53-man roster, practice squad and injured reserve list look like.
With Etling taking over the practice squad-QB role Jake Luton is getting promoted.
The Seattle Seahawks needed another backup quarterback on their roster with QB1 Russell Wilson going on the injured reserve list and Geno Smith slated to start on Sunday night against the Steelers. The team did work out Blake Bortles earlier this week but didn’t sign him. Instead, they added Danny Etling back to their practice squad, where he spent last season.
With Etling taking over the practice squad-QB role Jake Luton is getting promoted. He has been elevated to the 53-man roster. Luton is in his second season in the NFL. He started three games last year for the Jaguars while Gardner Minshew was out, going 0-3 and posting a QBR of 39.9.
Wide receiver Phillip Dorsett has also been elevated from the practice squad. Dorsett also spent last year with the Seahawks, although he only appeared in one game. He was also active last week, but he played just five snaps.
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