Seattle Seahawks Set 53-Man Roster for 2025 Season

The Seattle Seahawks have finalized their 53-man roster for the 2025 NFL season, featuring Sam Darnold as the starting quarterback and rookies Troy Horton and Jalen Milroe among the wide receivers and quarterbacks respectively. Notable roster moves include the release of veteran wide receivers Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Steven Sims, with Sims placed on injured reserve and Valdes-Scantling replaced by younger players like Horton, Dareke Young, and Cody White, who earned his spot through strong preseason performances. The team traded offensive tackle Mike Jerrell to the Atlanta Falcons and placed key players like Christian Haynes and Johnathan Hankins on injured reserve or non-football injury lists. Several rookies including undrafted players Nick Kallerup, Jared Ivey, and Connor O'Toole made the roster, alongside draft picks who survived the final cuts. The Seahawks also retained key special teams contributors, which influenced decisions to keep certain wide receivers over veterans who did not contribute on special teams. The team will continue to monitor the waiver wire and assemble their practice squad as they prepare for the regular season.