Former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Jaren Hall has signed with the Seattle Seahawks' practice squad after the Vikings opted to retain Nick Mullens and sign Brett Rypien, effectively ending Hall's tenure in Minnesota. The Seahawks had previously expressed interest in Hall during the 2023 NFL Draft and attempted to acquire him during the offseason, indicating their high regard for the former BYU star. Hall, who started one game for the Vikings last season, had a mixed performance, completing 13 of 20 passes for 168 yards and one interception in limited action. The Seahawks currently have Geno Smith as the starter and Sam Howell backing him up, with Hall expected to develop on the practice squad unless significant injuries occur. Additionally, the Seahawks have bolstered their roster by signing former Wisconsin cornerback Faion Hicks and veteran linebacker Tyus Bowser to their practice squad.