Jalen Sundell showed promise during his time on the field, demonstrating good performance in the latter part of the season. His contributions, along with the development of other young linemen, provide a glimmer of hope for the Seahawks' offensive line moving forward, especially as the team looks to build a stronger foundation for future success.

Jalen Sundell is preparing for the possibility of making his first career NFL start at center if Olu Oluwatimi is unable to practice due to a knee injury. The team is hopeful that Oluwatimi will practice in some capacity, but Sundell is on standby to step in.

Jalen Sundell will be one of the centers on the Seahawks' 53-man roster following Connor Williams' retirement. As a rookie, Sundell is expected to provide depth at the position alongside Olu Oluwatimi, who will take over as the starter. With the team needing to fill a roster spot, Sundell's role becomes crucial as they prepare for their upcoming games.

Rookie guard Jalen Sundell will not dress for the game against the Bills, as the team has opted to dress reserve centers instead. This decision means Sundell will have to wait another week to make his regular season debut.

Jalen Sundell will serve as the backup center for the Seahawks, receiving the nod over second-year center Olu Oluwatimi, who will be a healthy scratch for the third time in four games. Sundell's promotion highlights the team's adjustments along the offensive line as they navigate injuries and roster changes.