Seahawks release Trevon Diggs amid roster changes ahead of Chiefs game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 24, 2026, 5:59 AM
Last updated Oct 24, 2026
The Seattle Seahawks released cornerback Trevon Diggs as part of roster adjustments before facing the Kansas City Chiefs. While this move does not signal the end of his time in Seattle, the team may consider re-signing him to their practice squad. Diggs joined the Seahawks in August but has had limited playing time since then. The release facilitates the return of offensive lineman Anthony Bradford from injured reserve, as Seattle targets improvements amid consecutive losses to the 49ers and Broncos. Diggs, a former All-Pro, has faced challenges in recapturing his previous form after a torn ACL and subsequent injuries.
- •Trevon Diggs was released to make room for Anthony Bradford's return.
- •Diggs has struggled for playing time since joining Seattle in August.
- •He may return to the Seahawks' practice squad if a deal is reached.
- •The Seahawks are looking to improve after recent defeats.
- 5:59 AMYahoo Sports — Trevon Diggs faces uncertain Seattle Seahawks future after latest roster move
"Trevon Diggs’ future with the Seattle Seahawks is uncertain after the team released the former All-Pro cornerback to make room for roster changes ahead of their clash with the Kansas City Chiefs. The move does not necessarily mark the end of Diggs’ time in Seattle, with reports suggesting the Seahawks could attempt to bring him back on their practice squad.
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