Stone Forsythe is poised to step in as the starting right tackle for the Seahawks in the season finale against the Rams, following Abraham Lucas's absence due to injury. Forsythe's experience and readiness could be crucial as the team looks to close out a challenging season, and he may have an opportunity to showcase his skills in a game that holds little significance for playoff hopes.

Stone Forsythe is a candidate to be activated from injured reserve following Shenault's release. His return could provide depth to the offensive line as the Seahawks look to address their roster needs after the special teams struggles against the Jets.

Stone Forsythe, who has been designated to return to practice from injured reserve, was not listed on the final injury report. While coach Mike Macdonald indicated that Forsythe might not play this week, there is a possibility he could be activated for Sunday’s game. If that occurs, a roster move will need to be made on Saturday, with practice squad game day elevations announced at that time. The Seahawks may choose to exercise patience with Forsythe, as they are not required to activate him until the end of his 21-day practice window in the coming weeks.

Stone Forsythe has been designated to return from injured reserve after being sidelined due to a hand injury since October 23. He started five games earlier in the season, and with George Fant also on IR, the Seahawks were down to their fourth-string right tackle until Abraham Lucas returned in Week 11. Lucas has since started and completed the last two games.

Stone Forsythe has struggled in his role as a replacement at right tackle, allowing 35 pressures in five games before landing on injured reserve. His performance has contributed to the offensive line's issues, as he ranks 77th among 83 qualified tackles in pass block efficiency. Forsythe has also faced challenges in the run game, ranking 72nd or lower in run blocking grade, further highlighting the difficulties the Seahawks have experienced in his absence.