Overview
- The Seahawks released Trevon Diggs on Friday, October 23, 2026, and re-signed him to the practice squad later that day to keep him in the organization as depth.
- Seattle promoted special teamer Irv Charles to the 53-man roster and activated guard Anthony Bradford from injured reserve as the corresponding roster additions.
- The team used the move to work within NFL rules: vested veterans like Diggs can move to the practice squad without waivers and the swap helps manage the league limit on practice-squad elevations.
- Diggs has had limited playing time this season with Seattle, logging 21 defensive snaps across three games, while starters Devon Witherspoon and Josh Jobe have played nearly every cornerback snap.
- The change gives Seattle short-term roster flexibility for its game at Kansas City and preserves a veteran backup option, though Diggs’ long-term role will depend on playing time and whether he accepts a practice-squad deal.