K'Von Wallace is set to return to practice after a month on injured reserve due to an ankle injury sustained in Week 9. He began the season as the Seahawks' third safety and logged 15 tackles and a forced fumble in nine games before his injury. With his return, the Seahawks gain depth in their safety position, allowing for various defensive combinations, although it's unclear what his exact role will be upon activation.

K'Von Wallace has been moved to injured reserve, indicating a setback for the Seahawks as they navigate the second half of the season. His absence will be felt as the team looks to improve its performance and solidify its defense amidst a challenging stretch of games.

K'Von Wallace has been placed on injured reserve due to an ankle injury sustained in Week 9, forcing him to miss at least the next four games. As Seattle's third safety, his absence will impact the team's depth in the secondary.

K'Von Wallace is expected to step into a starting role in the absence of Rayshawn Jenkins, who has been placed on injured reserve. With Jenkins sidelined due to a broken hand, Wallace may be joined by Coby Bryant in the lineup, and there's a possibility that Macdonald could rotate both players to adapt to the defensive needs. Wallace's performance will be crucial as the Seahawks aim to maintain their defensive effectiveness against the Falcons.

K'Von Wallace has struggled in a rotational role, allowing two touchdowns on just three targets and has been responsible for several coverage assignments that were botched. His performance has raised concerns, particularly during a three-game losing streak for the Seahawks.