Trevis Gipson will be a healthy scratch for the second consecutive week, indicating that he is not currently in the team's plans for game day. This decision reflects the team's depth chart and roster management as they prepare for the matchup against the Bills.

Trevis Gipson, a linebacker for the Seahawks, has a prior connection with Roy Robertson-Harris, having played together in Chicago in 2020 and again in Jacksonville during the offseason. This familiarity could aid Robertson-Harris's transition to the Seahawks' defensive system.

Trevis Gipson was traded to the Seahawks from the Jaguars in late August, but has seen limited playing time since joining the team. His addition was intended to bolster the pass rush, especially with Uchenna Nwosu currently sidelined.

Trevis Gipson, who was traded to the Seahawks from Jacksonville in late August, has seen limited playing time since joining the team. His addition was intended to bolster the pass rush, especially with Uchenna Nwosu currently sidelined.

Trevis Gipson was traded from the Jaguars to the Seahawks for a sixth-round pick before Week 1, marking the first of two defensive lineman trades between the two teams this season. Gipson's departure reflects the Jaguars' ongoing adjustments to their defensive strategy.