The Seattle Seahawks have made some strategic roster moves, bringing back key players from injury and making room for new talent. The team announced the activation of starting center Jalen Sundell and tight end Eric Saubert from the injured reserve list, along with the addition of rookie defensive lineman Rylie Mills and the placement of rookie tight end Elijah Arroyo on IR due to a knee injury. Sundell, who missed the past four games with a knee injury, is set to return and will be a crucial part of the team's offensive line. His position upon return is a topic of speculation, with some suggesting he could be moved to right guard, a position that has seen some instability this season. Saubert, who missed the last six games with a calf injury, has been given a new one-year extension, a well-deserved reward for his contributions. The team initially released Saubert but quickly re-signed him with the intention of extending his contract. He has been a valuable asset as Seattle's No. 3 tight end, supporting AJ Barner and the injured Arroyo. Mills, a fifth-round pick from Notre Dame, is recovering from a torn ACL suffered last December and is now returning to the team. The Seahawks have also made space on their 53-man roster by waiving running back Cam Akers and cornerback Shaquill Griffin, who has since been re-signed to the practice squad. Additionally, running back Velus Jones Jr. was elevated from the practice squad for the game against the Indianapolis Colts, indicating a potential boost in their offensive strategy.
