General manager John Schneider chose the grind today, with the team announcing a flurry of roster and practice squad transactions going into Sunday's game again

The Seahawks activated tight end Eric Saubert and center Jalen Sundell off IR, and rookie defensive end Rylie Mills off the non-football injury list.

It couldn’t happen, could it? Well, it’s happening. Philip Rivers, whose last NFL game was so long ago that the league was still playing 16-game regular seasons, is going to be starting for the Indianapolis Colts in a critical game against the Seattle Seahawks.

The teams that have beaten the Seahawks this season have found their tight ends in the end zone. George Kittle, Jake Tonges, and Colby Parkinson make up three of the five tight ends with a touchdown against Seattle this season. The Colts will be without DeForest Buckner (neck) once again, but they still have some great run stoppers up front.

The Seahawks signed tight end Eric Saubert to a one-year contract extension on Saturday. Saubert was activated from injured reserve on Saturday, after missing six games with a calf injury. The veteran tight end signed with Seattle during free agency in March.

The Jalen Sundell or Olu Oluwatimi debate raged all offseason and is back again with potential cap consequences with Sundell eligible to come off IR.

The Seahawks announced several roster moves on Saturday, including activating TE Eric Saubert and C Jalen Sundell from injured reserve. Jordan Schultz reports that the team is also re-signing Saubert to a one-year contract extension.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers remain their most-important obstacle, but the toughest matchup remaining on the Carolina Panthers' 2025 schedule is their Week 17 game at home against the Seattle Seahawks. Yesterday the league finally revealed the date and time for that game, which will be kicking off at 1:00 p.m. Eastern time on Sunday, December 28.

The 44-year-old signal-caller, signed to the practice squad on Wednesday, has not appeared in an NFL game in almost five years.