Tyler Mabry has been elevated from the practice squad to the active roster, filling the depth void left by Brady Russell's placement on injured reserve. This move underscores the team's efforts to bolster their tight end position as they prepare for the season's finale.

Tyler Mabry has been elevated from the practice squad to fill the tight end position for the Seahawks, as Noah Fant will be sidelined for the game against the Cardinals. Mabry, a fifth-year veteran, has appeared in seven career regular-season games, recording one catch for seven yards and a touchdown, and has contributed on special teams.

Tyler Mabry may be elevated from the practice squad to provide additional depth at tight end, depending on Noah Fant's status for the game against the Cardinals. He was released earlier in the week but could be brought back to support the position after Brady Russell was ruled out with a foot injury.

Tyler Mabry has been waived by the Seahawks, creating an open spot on the 53-man roster. This move comes as the team prepares for upcoming games and adjusts its roster in light of injuries and player returns.

Tyler Mabry, a fifth-year veteran tight end, was signed to the Seahawks' 53-man roster and played in the recent win against San Francisco. However, with Noah Fant and Brady Russell potentially returning from injury, Mabry was waived but went unclaimed and will return to the practice squad.