Brady Russell has been placed on injured reserve, which has impacted the Seahawks' depth at the tight end position as they prepare for their final game of the season. His absence has led to the elevation of Tyler Mabry from the practice squad to fill the void.

Brady Russell may be at risk of being released or placed on injured reserve to create a roster spot for undrafted rookie George Holani, as the Seahawks navigate their injury concerns and roster decisions following Ken Walker III's potential absence.

Brady Russell continues to miss time due to a lingering foot injury, having missed four of the past six games. His absence raises the possibility that he could be placed on injured reserve if the Seahawks need to make room for another player on the roster.

Brady Russell missed practice on Wednesday due to a foot injury sustained in the previous game. His return to practice is uncertain, and depending on his recovery, the Seahawks may consider placing him on injured reserve if they need to make room on the roster for another player.

Brady Russell will be sidelined due to a persistent foot injury that has already caused him to miss two games earlier this season. The Seahawks opted not to promote Tyler Mabry from the practice squad, relying instead on Noah Fant, AJ Barner, and Pharaoh Brown at tight end.