Jerrick Reed II returns to SEA’s fold as a sixth-round safety option with potential special-teams value and rotational depth in the defensive backfield, contributing to Seattle’s flexible defensive depth.

Jerrick Reed II, a 2023 sixth-rounder, has been re-signed after earlier waiver churn. Reed II’s return underscores Seattle’s desire for veteran safety depth and competition at the back end of the roster, with a potential role in sub-packages and special teams as the season unfolds.

Reed II, a Seahawks defender with nickel experience, could offer rotational secondary depth behind Hooker and Woods, representing a versatile piece Titans could use in the slot and safety/nickel depth.

Jerrick Reed II has been active for the last five games but has seen limited action, playing only five defensive snaps. His presence adds depth to the safety position, especially with Wallace's return, as the Seahawks have struggled with injuries in this area throughout the season.

Jerrick Reed II has returned to full practice after being on the physically unable to perform list, making him a strong candidate to fill the open spot on the Seahawks' 53-man roster.