Seattle’s 20-7 preseason loss to Green Bay showcased a messy night but also several bright spots for the Seahawks’ depth chart. Patrick O’Connell led Seattle with seven tackles and flashed on special teams, while Ty Okada delivered a diving first-quarter interception that could bolster a roster push. UDFA standouts Cody White, Connor O’Toole, Jared Ivey, and JR Singleton impressed with flashes of edge and run-game disruption, hinting at possible 53-man or practice-squad spots. Milroe showed raw upside and costly miscues, underscoring the coaching staff’s pace to expand his playbook in 2026. On the flip side, the O-line reserves were overwhelmed, Jake Bobo’s concussion raised depth-chart questions, and the Seahawks could pursue veteran help or more waiver-wire options. Jacardia Wright’s big 61-yard run gave Seattle a glimmer of backfield potential, while Shaquill Griffin’s return highlighted a shaky corner depth. The final takeaway: roster cuts loom, UDFA shine will drive waiver conversations, and special-teams coaching will face scrutiny as Seattle pivots toward the real games.