Former Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packer defensive back Trevon Diggs had arrived in Seattle just weeks before the final roster cuts were to be made. Despite making a strong impression, Diggs did not make the final 53-man roster.

Jadarian Price has all of the avenues to have a big rookie year in 2026 with the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks. Seahawks Wire Seattle Seahawks continue churning their 53-man roster in hopes of gathering the best players in order to launch a dynasty GM John Schneider and HC Mike Macdonald have the team to repeat as Super Bowl champions in 2026,

Let's predict how many wide receivers and cornerbacks Seattle will keep on its roster as Sunday's cut-down day looms.

The Seattle Seahawks named their initial 53-man roster on Sunday. General manager John Schneider will likely continue making tweaks in the coming days. Having analyzed the roster, we've identified the Seahawks' best and worst position groups.

Trevon Diggs has agreed to a contract to join the Seattle Seahawks' practice squad after he was a part of the team's roster cuts on Sunday, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz.

Seahawks released RB Velus Jones. An inexplicable third round pick for the Bears in 2022, Jones, 29, won’t make the Seahawks’ 53-man roster despite Zach Charbonnet (knee) starting the season on the PUP list.

The Seattle Seahawks have their initial 53-man roster in place, but their work at running back may not be finished.Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox listed Seattle among the potential suitors for the three running backs he ranked as the best bargain options available after leaguewide roster cuts: Jerome Ford,

NFL roster cuts are just around the corner. Here are the Seattle Seahawks players who could be on the chopping block.

Since the Seahawks added a nickel corner like Smith, that may mean Nick Emmanwori is going to play more as a traditional safety this season. With Emmanwori and Love at safety, the team could roll out either Noah Igbinoghene at nickel if he makes the final roster.