Seahawks make practice squad changes, signing DT Cole Brevard

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Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Seahawks make practice squad changes, signing DT Cole Brevard
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The Seattle Seahawks have signed defensive tackle Cole Brevard and released Gary Smith III from their practice squad. This transaction occurred on November 10, 2026, as the team prepares to face the Las Vegas Raiders. Both players are undrafted free agents who have yet to see regular-season action. Brevard has a background with the Kansas City Chiefs, while Smith briefly practiced with the Raiders. There are differences in their playing styles, which might have influenced the Seahawks' decision. The timing may also be strategic as the Seahawks prepare to play against Smith's former team.

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  • •Seahawks signed Cole Brevard; released Gary Smith III.
  • •Both players are undrafted rookies with no regular-season appearances.
  • •Brevard previously spent time with the Kansas City Chiefs.
  • •Smith had a short stint with the Las Vegas Raiders.
  • •Seattle plays the Raiders this week, potentially strategic timing.
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  • 11:41 PMYahoo Sports — Seahawks add ex-Chiefs player after no trade deadline day activity
  • 11:34 PMYahoo Sports — Why the Seahawks swapped UDFA rookie DTs on practice squad
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The Seattle Seahawks made no moves before the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday, but they still moved the needle by adding a defensive player to their practice squad. “The Seahawks announced they signed DT Cole Brevard to their practice squad and released DT Gary Smith to make room,” Brady Henderson of ESPN shared via a social media post on X (formerly […] The post Seahawks add ex-Chiefs player after no trade deadline day activity appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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The Seahawks swapped UDFA rookie defensive tackles on their practice squad on Tuesday, signing Cole Brevard and releasing Gary Smith III.

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