The Seattle Seahawks made significant roster adjustments ahead of their Week 18 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams, officially signing cornerback Artie Burns and nose tackle Brandon Pili to their active roster. With these moves, the Seahawks are looking to solidify their lineup as the season draws to a close. Burns, who steps in for Jobe, is expected to play on Sunday, while Pili, although signed, will be sidelined due to an illness.

In addition to these signings, Seattle elevated defensive tackle Quinton Bohanna and tight end Tyler Mabry from the practice squad. Bohanna's promotion serves as a precautionary measure due to rookie Byron Murphy II's questionable status stemming from a back injury. Mabry's elevation also addresses the loss of depth at tight end following Brady Russell's placement on injured reserve earlier this week.

The Seattle Seahawks will not have veteran tight end Noah Fant available for their matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, marking his third consecutive game missed due to a groin injury sustained in practice. Despite returning to practice this week, he was ultimately held out after pre-game evaluations.

In addition to Fant, receiver Laviska Shenault will also miss the game due to an oblique injury. The Seahawks have elevated Tyler Mabry from the practice squad to fill the tight end position, while Cody White and Dareke Young will be active for the offense and special teams.

The Seattle Seahawks are optimistic about the return of tight end Noah Fant for their crucial Week 12 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, following a groin injury. Fant was a limited participant in practice and is listed as questionable, having missed the last two games.

Despite Fant's potential return, the Seahawks will be without standout special teams player Brady Russell due to a foot injury. The team may elevate Tyler Mabry for added depth at tight end.

Receiver Laviska Shenault is also questionable due to an oblique strain, while rookie Dee Williams is expected to play after recovering from an ankle scare. Defensive tackle Leonard Williams will be active, and safety Rayshawn Jenkins is likely to be activated from injured reserve.

Seattle Seahawks right tackle Abraham Lucas is recovering from soreness after his first game in nearly a year. He played well in a victory over the San Francisco 49ers, earning praise for his physical play and a strong Pro Football Focus grade.

Despite his performance, Lucas was held out of practice as a precaution. Other players, including Leonard Williams and Brady Russell, also missed practice due to injuries. However, tight end Noah Fant showed signs of returning to action.

Rayshawn Jenkins is set to return to practice for the Seattle Seahawks after recovering from a broken hand that sidelined him for four games. Jenkins, who had a standout performance before his injury, could be activated in time for the upcoming game against the Arizona Cardinals.

His absence allowed Coby Bryant to shine as a starter, raising questions about Jenkins' return to the lineup. Seattle values Jenkins' experience, which may see him utilized in various defensive sets upon his return.