The Seattle Seahawks waived Trevon Diggs on Friday, opening a roster spot at a moment when the team needs room to adjust its roster. The move came as Seattle tried to respond to back-to-back losses and a stretch that has left it at 3-3.
Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 Houston reported the move, and the timing gives Seattle a small piece of flexibility while it sorts through injuries and recent form. Diggs had been part of the snaps that Nehemiah Pritchett also saw, making the release more than a paper move for a team looking for answers after consecutive games against the San Francisco 49ers and the Denver Broncos.
The Seahawks had not announced a potential return from injured reserve for Anthony Bradford, which keeps one more piece of roster uncertainty in play. That matters because the open spot created by waiving Diggs does not yet have a known replacement, and the club is still managing the fallout from those losses rather than locking in a clear next step.
For now, Seattle has created the opening and left the decision hanging. The roster spot is there, but the move to fill it has not been announced, and that leaves the Seahawks with one more choice to make as they try to stop the slide.
