The Seattle Seahawks have made several roster adjustments ahead of their season opener, including signing defensive tackle Quinton Bohanna and defensive end Kenneth Odumegwu to their practice squad. Odumegwu, an International Pathway Player from Nigeria, replaces Max Pircher as the team's practice squad exemption. Additionally, the Seahawks have shown interest in free agent wide receiver Kadarius Toney and quarterback Josh Love. Former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Jaren Hall was also signed to the practice squad after being waived. Hall is expected to serve as the third quarterback behind Geno Smith and Sam Howell, following the release of P.J. Walker.