Seattle Seahawks Waive Rookie WR Foster, Sign RB Tyus Amid Roster Changes

The Seattle Seahawks have made several roster moves involving young offensive players as they prepare for the 2025 NFL season. The team waived rookie wide receiver Montorie Foster Jr. with an injury designation, opening a roster spot that was filled by signing defensive end Seth Coleman; Foster could revert to injured reserve if he clears waivers. Meanwhile, the Seahawks signed undrafted rookie running back Anthony Tyus, who led the MAC in rushing yards and touchdowns in 2024 and was recently waived by the Detroit Lions; this signing coincided with the release of rookie running back Donovan Kaufman. Seattle's wide receiver depth remains anchored by Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Cooper Kupp, with Smith-Njigba praised by head coach Mike Macdonald for his leadership and skill. Additionally, former Seahawk tight end Nick Vannett, once a third-round pick, has continued his NFL journeyman career and recently signed with the Minnesota Vikings, marking his ninth team in a decade. The Seahawks are actively adjusting their roster to balance experience and potential ahead of the preseason and final roster cuts.