TNT’s projected Seahawks roster: A former All-Pro wins job, a new RB incoming
The cuts from 90 players to 53 due by NFL deadline Sunday 3 p.m. have few surprises, befitting Super Bowl champions with so many returnees.
The Seattle Seahawks are projected to make several roster changes for the 2026 season, as outlined by The News Tribune's analysis. Former All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs, who has not played a full season in four years, will be given an opportunity to earn a starting position on defense. Rookie first-round draft choice Jadarian Price, a running back, will replace the Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker, who has signed with the Kansas City Chiefs.
The team will also be adding a new lead running back and a veteran running back who will be added after 32 teams release and reclassify over 1,100 NFL players. With the preseason nearing its end, the Seahawks are taking precautions to protect players and manage injuries, with some players being placed on the physically-unable-to-return list or placed on injured reserve.
Written by urgent.news from Yahoo Sports's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
