Jamie Sheriff, a linebacker, was a preseason favorite but did not make the Seahawks' initial 53-man roster. He was briefly picked up by the Carolina Panthers before returning to Seattle, where he played primarily on special teams in one game. Despite not seeing defensive snaps this season, the Seahawks are looking to continue his development as they signed him to a futures contract, indicating their interest in evaluating him further during the offseason.

Jamie Sheriff has been placed on the practice squad injured reserve, indicating a setback for the outside linebacker. This move opens up a spot on the practice squad, which the Seahawks have filled by signing tight end Tyler Mabry and quarterback John Rhys Plumlee.

Jamie Sheriff is an undrafted rookie out of South Alabama who was recently claimed by the Panthers off waivers from Seattle. His potential remains uncertain, but he showcased impressive performance in Seattle's last preseason game against the Cleveland Browns, recording two sacks and three quarterback hits. This has led to speculation that he could work his way into the edge rotation in Carolina, which is lacking depth beyond Jadeveon Clowney.

Jamie Sheriff, a linebacker claimed by the Panthers from the Seahawks, is part of Carolina's effort to bolster its roster after finishing with the league's worst record last season. His addition could provide depth and competition on the defense as the team prepares for the upcoming season.

Jamie Sheriff, a defensive end previously with the Seahawks, was claimed by the Carolina Panthers as part of their strategy to strengthen their roster following cutdown day. This move contributes to the Panthers' efforts to build depth and enhance their defensive front.