Myles Adams has been signed by the Lions off the Seahawks' practice squad, joining the team's 53-man roster after being waived from Seattle's active roster. A four-year veteran, he has played in 26 career games since 2021, primarily on the defensive interior, and has accumulated 346 defensive snaps. Adams was previously a college teammate of Jack Fox at Rice and has experience in three games this season, including a matchup against the Lions in Week 4.

Myles Adams will be a healthy scratch for the Seahawks against the Cardinals, despite not being listed on the final injury report. He is one of four players who will not suit up for the game.

Myles Adams was made inactive as a healthy scratch for the game against the Bills, despite the Seahawks facing depth issues along the defensive line. This decision comes as the team will rely on other players, such as Jarran Reed and Johnathan Hankins, to step up in the absence of injured teammates.

Myles Adams is listed as inactive for the upcoming game against the San Francisco 49ers, indicating he will not be participating in this matchup.

With Byron Murphy II sidelined due to a hamstring injury, Myles Adams will be active for the second consecutive week and is expected to see significant playing time rotating in at the 3-tech defensive tackle position.