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Jadeveon Clowney will not be returning to the Seahawks, having signed with his former team, the Houston Texans. Seattle had shown interest but Clowney opted for Houston.
The Seahawks bolstered their linebacker depth by signing Joseph Vaughn and are seeing promising performances from young pass-catchers Elijah Arroyo and Tory Horton during training camp, amidst a competitive roster environment and favorable futures betting outlooks.
Seahawks training camp experienced a surge in intensity on Day 6 with tensions boiling over during a padded practice. Concurrently, the team is exploring offensive line reinforcements by holding a tryout for veteran lineman Kion Smith.
Seattle's 2026 training camp entered its padded phase, with Jaxon Smith-Njigba impressing offensively and the defense facing tests of its depth. Minor injuries to Noah Fant and Devin Bush are being managed as the team ramps up intensity.
The Seattle Seahawks added rookie wide receiver Kyre Duplessis, while defensive lineman Leonard Williams confirmed extension talks are underway. Former Seahawk Dee Eskridge is trying out for the 49ers, and the team is also working out safety Donovan Wilson. Stars are pushing for a grass field at Lumen Field, and DeMarcus Lawrence revealed he nearly retired.
Jalen Milroe had his strongest showing of Seahawks training camp on Day 4, while Jadarian Price impressed with his work as a receiving back, showcasing his versatility for the team.
Seahawks training camp is underway, with Cooper Kupp making an early splash with a notable catch. Fan confidence in the defense repeating as the league's best is high, fueled by returning talent and continued development. The team aims to build on their Super Bowl win.
The Seattle Seahawks launched their 2026 training camp with no major injuries and a clear focus on repeating as champions. Head coach Mike Macdonald highlighted the team's unity and hunger, while acknowledging the ongoing evaluation of safety Nick Emmanwori's availability for Week 1.