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The Seattle Seahawks decided against signing veteran running back Joe Mixon to their practice squad, ESPN reported on Tuesday. Mixon worked out for the Seahawks on Monday and underwent a physical.
Joe Mixon’s lengthy free agency stay will continue, as it turns out. Mixon took a physical with the Seahawks, and ESPN’s Adam Schefter notes the team will not be signing the veteran running back.
The Seattle Seahawks reportedly aren’t bringing in veteran running back Joe Mixon after all. A report surfaced on Monday that the Seahawks agreed to sign Mixon, but ESPN’s Adam Schefter posted on Tuesday that the team changed its mind after the veteran underwent a physical.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Seahawks have decided not to sign RB Joe Mixon after he underwent a physical for the team. Yesterday, it was reported Seattle was planning to sign Mixon to the practice squad following a physical.
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The Seattle Seahawks are boosting their backfield by signing former Pro Bowl running back Joe Mixon to the practice squad. Mixon last played in the NFL during the 2024 season with the Houston Texans, where he surpassed 1,000 yards rushing for the fifth time in his eight-year career.
Joe Mixon is getting his opportunity with the defending champions. The former Pro Bowl running back Mixon is signing with the Seattle Seahawks, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reported on Monday.
The Seattle Seahawks are signing RB Joe Mixon following a successful workout on Monday, according to Mike Garafolo. Mixon visited Seattle and obviously proved to the team that he has moved past his foot ailment that plagued him last year.
Joe Mixon hasn't taken a snap in an NFL game since January 18, 2025, when he rushed for 88 yards and a touchdown in the postseason. Injuries caused him to miss the entire 2025 season, and it was unclear whether he'd ever play another down in the NFL.
Joe Mixon has gone from a likely retirement to landing with a third NFL team. The veteran running back’s recent Seahawks meeting went well, and veteran reporter Jordan Schultz indicates the sides have an agreement in place.
The Seattle Seahawks are bringing in free-agent running back Joe Mixon for a workout, Fox Sports reported Sunday. The reigning Super Bowl champions are looking to add backfield depth after placing rookie Jadarian Price (chest) on injured reserve Saturday.
With Jadarian Price on injured reserve and Zach Charbonnet not yet back in the fold, the Seahawks could stand to add a running back. A free agent workout with Joe Mixon is set to take place.
According to Jay Glazer, the Seahawks are hosting veteran RB Joe Mixon for a visit today. Earlier this offseason, the Chiefs, Broncos, and Steelers were reported to be monitoring Mixon, who missed the entire 2025 season with lower-body injuries.
Former Bengals and Texans running back Joe Mixon hasn't played in the NFL since 2024. That may change in the near future. Mixon posted a hype video on X on Saturday teasing a possible return.
Joe Mixon missed all of 2025 and requested a release from the Texans this spring. The veteran running back has remained on the open market since then, but he is unlikely to return to the NFL.