The Seattle Seahawks didn’t make the biggest moves this offseason, but the moves they’ve made help get them ready to defend their Super Bowl title. The Seahawks made big moves in free agency and through the 2026 NFL Draft, but one sneaky move they made was in a trade.
The Seahawks, along with the rest of the NFL, are always tweaking their roster and they did just that with an offseason trade that brings in a once-rising player.
The New York Jets officially announced they have traded WR Irvin Charles to the Seahawks. The Jets also announced two more moves, signing OL Courtland Ford and cutting LB Kendrick Blackshire.
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The New York Jets traded wide receiver and special teams player Irvin Charles to the Seattle Seahawks on Tuesday in exchange for a conditional seventh-round draft pick in 2028, according to The Athletic.
The Seahawks and Jets have agreed to a minor trade. New York is sending wide receiver Irvin Charles to Seattle for a conditional seventh-round selection, Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reports.
The New York Jets officially re-signed WR Irvin Charles to his exclusive rights tender on Friday, per the NFL Transactions wire. Exclusive rights tenders
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Jason Fitzgerald of Over The Cap reports the Jets are extending tenders to ERFAs OL Xavier Newman-Johnson and WR Irvin Charles. Exclusive rights tenders
When the New York Jets moved special teams ace Irvin Charles to injured reserved, it opened up a roster spot on the 53-man roster. The Jets opted to sign defensive back Jaylin Simpson off the Indianapolis Colts’ practice squad to fill that void.
The Jets have placed core special teams player Irvin Charles on injured reserve Wednesday, the team announced. They signed defensive back Jaylin Simpson to the active roster from the Colts' practice squad.
New York Jets special teams standout Irvin Charles will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL. Charles, 27, was injured while covering a punt in the fourth quarter of Sunday's 32-26 overtime loss at Miami.
One of the premier morning football shows praised a New York Jets special teams contributor. On “Good Morning Football,” host Jamie Erdahl gave Irvin Charles her game ball of the week.
In the New York Jets’ 24-17 victory over the Tennessee Titans, Irvin Charles demonstrated his value on special teams and earned praise from head coach Robert Saleh for his standout performance.
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