The New England Patriots' draft history over the past decade reveals a tumultuous journey filled with both triumph and disappointment. The 2015 draft saw Malcom Brown selected, who helped secure two Super Bowl victories but ultimately fell short of expectations, leaving the NFL after a lackluster career. The forfeited 2016 pick due to the Deflategate scandal looms large, while the 2017 pick was traded away, leading to a Super Bowl win.

In 2018, selecting Isaiah Wynn and Sony Michel marked another mixed bag; Wynn struggled with injuries, and Michel retired early after a promising postseason. The 2019 choice of N'Keal Harry is infamous, with fans lamenting missing out on stars like A.J. Brown. Mac Jones was drafted in 2021, aiming to fill Tom Brady's shoes but has struggled amid coaching challenges. Recent picks like Cole Strange and Christian Gonzalez have shown promise, indicating a potential shift in the team's drafting strategy.

The Seattle Seahawks have made adjustments to their practice squad ahead of their Week 14 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. They signed defensive tackle Quinton Bohanna and center Mike Novitsky, while releasing tight end N'Keal Harry to create space.

Bohanna returns for his third stint with the Seahawks this season after brief previous tenures. Novitsky, undrafted from Kansas, gets another opportunity after spending part of training camp with the team. Harry, a former first-round pick, is now searching for a new NFL opportunity after being released.

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 surprised many by releasing linebacker Tyrel Dodson, who had been a starter for all nine games this season. Dodson's performance included 71 tackles and 2.0 sacks, but with the recent acquisition of Ernest Jones IV, he was moved to weak-side linebacker.

In response, the Seahawks promoted cornerback Josh Jobe from the practice squad and signed tight end N'Keal Harry to bolster their roster. The team is now looking at rookie Tyrice Knight and Drake Thomas as potential replacements for Dodson.