Moody’s miscues aside, Seattle’s coverage and Cody White’s 36-yard kickoff return kept Seattle within striking distance, underscoring how Seattle’s special-teams unit can swing field position and create fantasy ripple effects through kick-return metrics and defensive start-point advantages.

White steps into the WR mix during a Week 1 that tests Seattle's depth with Bobo and Young sidelined. He could see meaningful reps behind JSN, Horton Jr., and the top four targets, making White a potential depth option for fantasy managers in deeper formats.

Cody White’s shoulder adds another layer to Seattle’s WR depth concerns. His limited practice flags an injury throttle, though he’s part of the six-man active WR target. White’s health directly affects the pass-game ceiling, especially with Horton, Bobo, and Young all in flux early in Week 1.

Cody White’s six-year grind—eight cuts across five teams—culminates in Seattle’s 53-man roster, a milestone that follows undrafted free-agent beginnings with Kansas City and time with Pittsburgh. Week 2’s clash with his former Steelers adds a personal twist to the Seahawks’ start. His path underscores the value of veteran depth and persistent pursuit of an NFL role.

Cody White hauled in the Seahawks' lone preseason TD, an 18-yard strike from Milroe, signaling a possible role as a depth option in Seattle's receiving corps. While the sample size is small, White's involvement could presage a glimpse of his upside in larger roles should Milroe develop chemistry and the offense shifts to a more dynamic pass game.