The Seattle Seahawks’ process is underway for the upcoming 2026 NFL Season as they’ve created their initial 53-man roster and their 17-player practice squad.
Tom Pelissero reports the Browns are signing CB Noah Igbinoghene to the 53-man roster. Igbinoghene, 26, was a two-year starter at Auburn, where he played receiver before making the switch to cornerback.
The two-time Pro Bowl cornerback has gone from signing with the defending Super Bowl champions to being cut from their 53-man roster in less than two weeks.
The reigning Super Bowl champions, the Seattle Seahawks, have now seen their record-breaking sale approved by the other team owners. Jody Allen and Allen Trust will end their reign in the Pacific Northwest on the back of winning their second ring.
When news of Leonard Williams’s extension was released to the public last week, we knew the length and we knew the amount of total money. But that only gives you a slice of the information, and the exact breakdown of the year-to-year cap hits was a crucial part that wasn’t immediately made known.
Rivalries may divide the fans, but business has a language of its own. So, when Vinod Khosla, a former minority stake owner in the San Francisco 49ers, bought the Seattle Seahawks, the history between the two archrivals didn’t stand in his way.
The Seattle Seahawks have re-signed wide receiver Ricky White III to their practice squad after waiving him in the final cut to 53, keeping the 2025 seventh-round pick in the building as they prepare to defend a Super Bowl title.
The Seattle Seahawks are preparing for their Super Bowl defense in 2026. Before the season, Seattle paid one of the pillars of that championship team. Devon Witherspoon signed a massive contract extension with the Seahawks prior to Week 1 of the 2026 season.
The Seattle Seahawks are moving on as the regular season is less than a week away. The team has its 53-man roster and 17-man practice squad built, but changes will be coming throughout the season.
GM John Schneider and HC Mike Macdonald have the team to repeat as Super Bowl champions in 2026, but they’re still continuing to fine-tune the back end of this roster.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Sunday was all about setting up the 53-man roster, so Monday has been about getting the practice squad in order. Teams are allowed to have 16 players on the practice squad, with a 17th spot reserved for an international player.
The Seattle Seahawks are finished for the time being when it comes to orchestrating their roster and practice squad. The cutdown deadline forced them to trim the roster from 90 to 53, but they were able to add 17 of their cut players back onto the practice squad.
The Seattle Seahawks may have solidified their initial 53-man roster, but they can still make some changes when it comes to what their team will look like.
The Seattle Seahawks, like every other NFL team, had to make some tough decisions on Sunday. The team cut around 40 players to get down to 53 by the deadline.
It’s not all that often you get a former All-Pro on the practice squad, but that’s exactly what the Seattle Seahawks have going for them. The Seattle Seahawks
When the Seahawks reduced their roster to 53 players yesterday, Trevon Diggs was among the veterans who were released. A return to Seattle via the practice squad was anticipated, though.
The defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks confirmed on Saturday that they had signed former Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold amid uncertainty about his future.
With an expected Zach Charbonnet move taking him out the equation for a while, the Seahawks trimmed their roster to 53 today. Here is how the defending Super Bowl champions moved to the regular-season limit.
The Seahawks made several moves to reach 53 players and acquired CB Avery Smith in a trade, placed RB Zach Charbonnet on the PUP list, and placed WR Irvin Charles on injured reserve.
New Seattle Seahawks owner Vinod Khosla is taking aim at the media after drawing criticism for comments he made during his introductory news conference.
It's not often a Super Bowl champion changes ownership ahead of the season following the big win, but that's exactly what's happened with the Seattle Seahawks.