Seattle moved quickly after the waiver deadline to assemble its initial practice squad, keeping core depth intact while juggling two seventh-rounders and late-round linemen. Damien Martinez and Ricky White III were waived from the 53-man roster but are on Seattle’s practice squad, signaling a focused RB and WR pipeline. Mason Richman and Bryce Cabeldue remain on the roster as experimental linemen. Rylie Mills starts the season on the non-football injury list, and Jerrick Reed II plus Sataoa Laumea have mixed fates. The club also re-signed Quinton Bohanna and Federico Maranges (IPP), with Jamie Sheriff and Jacardia Wright among the other reported returnees. The Seahawks continue to leverage the IPP slot and cap restrictions while keeping options open for Week 1 and beyond.

In parallel, the Seahawks’ re-signings and practice-squad structure highlight Seattle’s emphasis on internal development and immediate depth at running back, receiver, and the interior line. The International Pathway Program designation adds a 17th slot, offering strategic flexibility as Seattle navigates two- or three-year veteran restrictions. With 16 practice-squad slots (plus IPP), Seattle is staking a clear plan for practice competitiveness, injury coverage, and future promotions as the season unfolds.