SEATTLE, Wash. — Just over a day before their big game against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Seahawks are making some final, crucial moves.
After missing nearly the entire season, guard Anthony Bradford has been taken off the injured reserve list, and will be ready to play in most, if not all, of Sunday’s primetime matchup.
Bradford has 39 career starts under his belt, according to the Seahawks.
To make room for Bradford, the Seahawks waived “Hard Knocks” stand-out Montorie Foster Jr.
The wide receiver was signed at the start of the 2026 season to the Seahawks’ 53-man roster after performing well throughout the preseason.
Also joining the Seahawks roster for Sunday’s game are defensive back Trevon Diggs and linebacker Jimmy Ciarlo.
Diggs has played three games for the Seahawks this season, and has recorded one total tackle, according to ESPN.
Ciarlo, who played his first game with the Seahawks last week against the Denver Broncos, also has one total tackle this season, according to ESPN.
The Seahawks face the Chiefs Sunday, Oct. 25, at Lumen Field. Kickoff is set for 5:20 p.m.