The Seattle Seahawks lost linebacker Jared Ivey to the Atlanta Falcons on waivers, and named their initial 17-man practice squad for the 2026 regular season. Roster cuts have come and gone, and now the only thing left is to see who makes it back to the practice squad.

The Seattle Seahawks announced their initial 17-man practice squad, which includes several veterans and the remainder of their rookie draft class.

New cornerback Trevon Diggs (16) walks out to start his first practice since signing with the Seattle Seahawks, Friday, Aug. 21, 2026, in the team’s joint practice with the Tennessee Titans at the Vanderbilt Health Sports Center in Nashville. Gregg Bell/The News Tribune

The Seattle Seahawks often talk about a "70-man" roster, and the team is filling out its practice squad now that 2026 roster cuts have been made.

The Seattle Seahawks will continue to build their practice squad after narrowing their roster down to 53 players over the weekend.

The challenge for White is there are limited opportunities on the current Seahawks roster for the wideout to earn significant snaps. Following the 2025 NFL draft, Seahawks general manager John Schneider outlined White’s upside and compared the wideout to former Green Bay Packers receiver Donald Driver.

John Schneider explains why Seattle Seahawks cut recently signed former Dallas Cowboys NFL All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs: intending to sign him to practice squad. The general manager spoke on