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Here are the players who will be inactive during the #Chiefs vs. #Chargers Week 4 game | From @EdEastonJr
The Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers released their list of inactive players before their Week 4 matchup.
Here are the inactive players for the Chiefs:
Here is the inactive list for the Chargers:
Here are the players who will be inactive during the #Chiefs vs. #Falcons Week 3 game | From @EdEastonJr
The Kansas City Chiefs and Atlanta Falcons released their list of inactive players before their Week 3 matchup.
Here are the inactive players for the Chiefs:
Here is the inactive list for the Falcons:
Here are the players who will be inactive during the #Chiefs vs. #Bengals Week 2 game | From @EdEastonJr
The Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals released their list of inactive players before their Week 2 matchup.
Here are the inactive players for the Chiefs:
Here is the inactive list for the Bengals:
Here are the players who will be inactive during the #Chiefs vs. #Ravens Week 1 game | From @EdEastonJr
The Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens released their list of inactive players before their Week 1 matchup.
Here are the inactive players for the Chiefs:
Here is the inactive list for the Ravens:
Legends of the hardwood throughout high school basketball’s long history.
Choosing the most outstanding high school basketball players of all time is as difficult as it can be an argumentative stalemate.
It’s no secret that the game has changed, so looking at an icon from the 1960s might not equate to a player who dominated in the past five or so years.
But there is also an argument within the argument (the game behind the game, if you will) where historical talent is…well, historical talent—the fact that it occurred when Twitter didn’t exist has little meaning on the overall resume. And vice versa.
That thought process provided the foundation for answering our questions about the 25 greatest of all time. We wanted to look at dominant players throughout history—ones who could easily suit up and play tomorrow and have the same results as they would in any era.
Of course, the criteria needed more substantial elements beyond that as well. So, understanding that it would still finalize as an opinionated ranking, we included simple factors such as location and competition, plus weighed what the player meant to the team’s success—while trying our hardest not to consider what each player did after high school.
Once the research hoopla settled, we landed at these 25.
According to a report by Aaron Wilson, the Seattle Seahawks are signing free agent running back Ricky Person Jr.
According to a report by Aaron Wilson, the Seattle Seahawks are signing free agent running back Ricky Person Jr., who apparently had offers from multiple NFL teams after having spent this past season playing for the UFL’s Birmingham Stallions.
Choosing #Seahawks over multiple #NFL offers and inquiries @USFLStallions running back Ricky Person Jr., is signing with NFC West franchise per a league source. Person previously with @Ravens and @PackFootball rushed for 295 yards and six touchdowns including 100-yard game in…
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) June 18, 2024
Person (6-foot-1, 222 pounds) played his college ball at NC State, where he posted just under 2,000 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns from 2018-2021. He has also put in time with the Baltimore Ravens but has not appeared in a regular season game as of yet.
To start out, Person is likely at the bottom of the depth chart at running back, beneath Ken Walker, Zach Charbonnet, Kenny McIntosh, George Holani, TaMerick Williams and Kobe Lewis. He will need a very strong showing in the preseason to have a chance at the initial 53-man roster.
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Seattle has played Tennessee twice in the last three seasons.
The Seahawks will be practicing with the Titans for a couple of days in August ahead of their Preseason Week 2 matchup on Saturday, August 17.
The team just announced the news on Twitter.
Prior to our preseason game on Aug. 17, we'll be heading to Nashville early for joint practices with the @titans.
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— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) June 11, 2024
Seattle has played Tennessee twice in the last three seasons. In early 2021, they lost a heartbreaker at home in overtime 33-30 thanks to getting steamrolled by Derrick Henry, who went off for over 200 scrimmage yards and three touchdowns. Henry has since signed with the Ravens.
This past Christmas Eve the Seahawks avenged that loss, taking down the Titans on the road by a score of 20-17. Geno Smith threw for 227 yards and two touchdowns. With Will Levis injured, Tennessee started Ryan Tannehill, who managed just 152 passing yards and was sacked six times.
The Titans have one of the worst rosters in the league going into 2024, but they should be able to challenge the Seahawks in at least a couple of areas. Offensively they have a strong wide receiver corps, led by DeAndre Hopkins, Calvin Ridley and Tyler Boyd. Defensively their interior line has a couple of studs in Jeffery Simmons and rookie T’Vondre Sweat. They also have a quality cornerback room, which includes their top free agent pickup L’Jarius Sneed.
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To make room for Walker on the 90-man roster, the team has waived rookie defensive tackle Buddha Jones.
The Seahawks have made official Friday’s reported signing of former Browns quarterback P.J. Walker. An undrafted QB out of Temple, Walker has been a practice squad option for the Colts and a backup for the Panthers and Browns. During his brief time in the XFL, Walker went 5-0 and looked like an MVP. However, in nine career starts in the NFL he’s gone 5-4 with six touchdowns, 16 interceptions and a passer rating of 52.2.
Walker takes over the No. 3 spot on the depth chart at quarterback beneath Geno Smith and Sam Howell. Odds are it will be difficult for him to make the initial 53-man roster unless either Smith or Howell get injured.
To make room for Walker on the 90-man roster, the team has waived rookie defensive tackle Buddha Jones.
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The Seahawks are considering adding another name to their 11-deep wide receiver corps to make it an even 12.
The Seahawks are considering adding another name to their 11-deep wide receiver corps to make it an even 12.
According to a report by Tom Pelissero at NFL Network, former Jets, Panthers and Dolphins wide receiver Robbie “Chosen” Anderson will try out for Seattle this week at mandatory minicamp.
Free-agent WR Robbie Chosen — AKA Robby Anderson, AKA Robbie Anderson, AKA Chosen Anderson — will participate in the #Seahawks minicamp this week on a tryout basis, per source. pic.twitter.com/xGrUvdqu2J
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) June 10, 2024
Anderson (6-foot-3, 185 pounds) played his college ball at Temple along with quarterback P.J. Walker, who the team is reportedly signing but has not made official as of yet. After going undrafted, Anderson got his first gig in the NFL with the Jets in 2016. He played there the next four years, totaling over 3,000 yards and 20 touchdowns.
In 2020 he signed a lucrative deal with Carolina, where he stayed for three seasons, putting up another 1,821 yards and nine more touchdowns. Since then Chosen hasn’t seen much playing time, putting in about half a season each with the Cardinals and the Dolphins, totaling a little over 200 yards and one score.
It’s tough to say where Anderson might fit in on Seattle’s depth chart right now, but his experience probably gives him a leg up over undrafted rookies like Dee Williams and Hayden Hatten.
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Here’s the complete Seahawks 2024 schedule:
The NFL has released the full schedule for the 2024 regular season, including all 17 games for the Seattle Seahawks.
Here’s the complete Seahawks 2024 schedule:
| Week | Date | Opponent | Time (PT) | ||
| 1 | Sept. 8 | vs. | Denver Broncos | 1:05 p.m. | Tickets |
| 2 | Sept. 15 | at | New England Patriots | 10:00 a.m. | Tickets |
| 3 | Sept. 22 | vs. | Miami Dolphins | 1:05 p.m. | Tickets |
| 4 | Sept. 30* | at | Detroit Lions | 5:15 p.m. | Tickets |
| 5 | Oct. 6 | vs. | New York Giants | 1:25 p.m. | Tickets |
| 6 | Oct. 10* | vs. | San Francisco 49ers | 5:15 p.m. | Tickets |
| 7 | Oct. 20 | at | Atlanta Falcons | 10:00 a.m. | Tickets |
| 8 | Oct. 27 | vs. | Buffalo Bills | 1:05 p.m. | Tickets |
| 9 | Nov. 3 | vs. | Los Angeles Rams | 1:25 p.m. | Tickets |
| 10 | BYE WEEK | Tickets | |||
| 11 | Nov. 17 | at | San Francisco 49ers | 1:05 p.m. | Tickets |
| 12 | Nov. 24 | vs. | Arizona Cardinals | 1:25 p.m. | Tickets |
| 13 | Dec. 1 | at | New York Jets | 10:00 a.m. | Tickets |
| 14 | Dec. 8 | at | Arizona Cardinals | 1:05 p.m. | Tickets |
| 15 | Dec. 15* | vs. | Green Bay Packers | 5:20 p.m. | Tickets |
| 16 | Dec. 22 | vs. | Minnesota Vikings | 1:05 p.m. | Tickets |
| 17 | Dec. 26* | at | Chicago Bears | 5:15 p.m. | Tickets |
| 18 | Jan. 4/5 | at | Los Angeles Rams | TBD | Tickets |
*prime-time game
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