In a strategic effort to reshape their wide receiving corps, the Seattle Seahawks have re-signed Cody White, an exclusive rights free agent. The team took this step after moving on from key players Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf in the offseason. White, an undrafted free agent who initially began his career with the Kansas City Chiefs, has had a challenging journey through the NFL, including stints with the Denver Broncos and New York Giants before finding a spot with the Pittsburgh Steelers. His notable performance came in Week 9 against the Rams, where he recorded two receptions for 44 yards and made a critical special teams play, blocking a punt.

White's return to Seattle indicates the team's commitment to building around the remaining talent while they navigate a transitional phase. His versatility as a receiver and special teams contributor could prove vital as the Seahawks aim to fill the gaps left by the departure of their former stars.

The Seattle Seahawks will miss Kenneth Walker in their upcoming NFC West clash against the Arizona Cardinals due to a calf injury. Initially questionable, Walker was ruled out after not practicing for two days. George Holani has been elevated from the practice squad to support the backfield alongside Zach Charbonnet and Kenny McIntosh.

Charbonnet steps in as the lead back, having previously filled in for Walker. The Seahawks also promoted punter Ty Zentner and added cornerback Tre Brown to the injury report. Coach Mike Macdonald is optimistic about Michael Dickson's availability despite his back issues.

Seattle, holding a 7-5 record, aims to preserve their lead in the NFC West against the 6-6 Cardinals, with playoff implications on the line.

The Seattle Seahawks will not have veteran tight end Noah Fant available for their matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, marking his third consecutive game missed due to a groin injury sustained in practice. Despite returning to practice this week, he was ultimately held out after pre-game evaluations.

In addition to Fant, receiver Laviska Shenault will also miss the game due to an oblique injury. The Seahawks have elevated Tyler Mabry from the practice squad to fill the tight end position, while Cody White and Dareke Young will be active for the offense and special teams.

The Seattle Seahawks have re-signed defensive lineman Brandon Pili to their practice squad just two days after waiving him. This move comes in the wake of a series of roster adjustments, including the waiving of linebacker Tyrel Dodson and the addition of tight end Tyler Mabry and wide receiver Cody White.

Pili was initially claimed off waivers from the Miami Dolphins, who had previously claimed Dodson. The situation has created a unique dynamic for the Seahawks as they navigate injuries to key players.

Dee Williams, the Seattle Seahawks cornerback and kick returner, has been ruled out for Week 11 against the San Francisco 49ers due to an ankle injury sustained during the second half kickoff. His injury occurred while he was blocking for teammate Kenny McIntosh.

The Seahawks now face a challenging situation as they are without both primary kick returners, including Laviska Shenault Jr., who was injured earlier in the game. McIntosh and Cody White will likely take over return duties.