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Seahawks Face Injuries, Sign New Players for Week 10

11/9/2025

Summary

Story summary

Jarran Reed, the Seattle Seahawks' defensive tackle, and Dareke Young, the Seahawks' wide receiver, have been placed on injured reserve for wrist and thumb injuries and a quadriceps injury, respectively.
The Seahawks signed wide receiver Cody White and defensive tackle Quinton Bohanna from the practice squad to fill their spots.
They elevated linebacker Patrick O’Connell and rookie receiver Ricky White III for the Week 10 game against the Arizona Cardinals to maintain competitiveness.

History

Historical Context

The NFL introduced the injured reserve designation in 2010 to better manage player injuries, allowing teams to replace sidelined players. This policy evolved from earlier practices and has significantly influenced roster strategies and team performance. By 2012, the NFL and NFLPA agreed to allow players on injured reserve to return, reflecting ongoing adaptations in player management and safety protocols within the league.

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Story summary

Jarran Reed, the Seattle Seahawks' defensive tackle, and Dareke Young, the Seahawks' wide receiver, have been placed on injured reserve for wrist and thumb injuries and a quadriceps injury, respectively.
The Seahawks signed wide receiver Cody White and defensive tackle Quinton Bohanna from the practice squad to fill their spots.
They elevated linebacker Patrick O’Connell and rookie receiver Ricky White III for the Week 10 game against the Arizona Cardinals to maintain competitiveness.

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