Ken Walker III returned to practice fully for the Seattle Seahawks, signaling a potential return for their matchup against the Minnesota Vikings. After missing two games due to a calf injury, Walker's participation is a positive development for the team.

Despite facing challenges this season, including an oblique injury earlier, Walker has managed to perform well under tough circumstances. Meanwhile, Zach Charbonnet also participated in practice, indicating he may be available as well.

The Seattle Seahawks are set to welcome back safety K'Von Wallace, who has been on injured reserve for a month due to an ankle injury. He was injured during a Week 9 game against the Los Angeles Rams and was placed on IR after the team's bye week.

With 21 days to activate him, the Seahawks face a roster decision since their 53-man roster is currently full. Wallace's return adds depth to a safety group that has faced injuries this season, allowing head coach Mike Macdonald to explore various defensive combinations.

The Seattle Seahawks are looking to rebound in the second half of the season after a disappointing stretch, having lost five of their last six games. They currently sit below .500 and rank No. 19 in the latest power rankings.

With a challenging matchup against the San Francisco 49ers ahead, the Seahawks need to improve their offense, particularly in rushing efficiency, to regain momentum. The performance of quarterback Geno Smith will be crucial as they aim to climb the rankings.

The Seattle Seahawks have made significant changes to their inside linebacker group, waiving starter Tyrel Dodson following a disappointing stretch of five losses in six games, leaving them at 4-5 in the NFC West.

Head coach Mike Macdonald indicated that all options were being considered during the bye week. Dodson, who had been a key player with 71 tackles in nine games, is now subject to waivers.

In a series of roster moves, the Seahawks also placed safety K'Von Wallace on injured reserve and signed cornerback Josh Jobe from their practice squad.

The Seattle Seahawks are facing new injury challenges as they prepare for their upcoming game against the Atlanta Falcons. After placing cornerback Artie Burns on injured reserve, starting safety Rayshawn Jenkins has also been sidelined due to a broken hand.

Jenkins, who has been a key player in Seattle's revamped defense, struggled in the last game against the 49ers, recording only two tackles. His absence will force the Seahawks to consider alternatives like K'Von Wallace or Coby Bryant to fill the void.

Coach Mike Macdonald has also signed Ty Okada from the practice squad and noted that Jerrick Reed II is returning from the PUP list, although his readiness for the upcoming game remains uncertain. The team will need to adapt quickly to maintain their defensive strength without Jenkins.