Seahawks evaluate free agents at secondary position amid injury concerns

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Last updated Sep 16, 2026

Seahawks evaluate free agents at secondary position amid injury concerns
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The Seattle Seahawks worked out three free agents on September 15, including defensive back Devan Boykin, linebacker Austin Keys, and defensive back Larry Worth III. This decision comes as the team navigates injuries in their secondary, with Nick Emmanwori and Ty Okada both missing the season opener against the New England Patriots. Boykin, who contributed to Indiana's 2025 College Football Playoff national championship, is looking to secure a spot after being waived by the Pittsburgh Steelers earlier this season. Worth III and Keys also bring varied experience to the evaluation process as the Seahawks seek to bolster their defensive depth.

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  • Seahawks worked out Devan Boykin, Austin Keys, and Larry Worth III.
  • Boykin won the national championship with Indiana in January 2026.
  • Nick Emmanwori and Ty Okada are currently sidelined due to injuries.
  • Boykin was waived by the Steelers before the season.
  • Worth III previously participated in a Seahawks minicamp.
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  • 2:17 AMYahoo SportsSeahawks Work Out National Champion DB as Secondary Injuries Loom
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The Seattle Seahawks are taking a look at defensive help with two members of their secondary still working their way back from injuries.KPRC 2 Houston’s Aaron Wilson reported on Sept. 15 that Seattle worked out three free agents: defensive back Devan Boykin, linebacker Austin Keys and defensive back Larry Worth III.The session provided the Seahawks […] The post Seahawks Work Out National Champion DB as Secondary Injuries Loom appeared first on HEAVY.

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