Roster projection in my view after tonight/ Not JS/PC

This isn't taking into consideration who we could sign on PS, I think many will be picked up.

Red is cut could be signed to PS or traded last minute.



Active
# Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Exp. College
65 Lewis, Patrick C 1-Jun 311 24 3 Texas A&M
75 Pericak, Will C 3-Jun 300 25 1 Colorado
62 Nowak, Drew C/G 3-Jun 292 25 4 Western Michigan
67 Sokoli, Kristjan C/G 5-Jun 302 23 R Buffalo
21 Blackmon, Will CB Jun-00 204 30 9 Boston College
28 Burley, Marcus CB 11-May 185 25 3 Delaware
19 McNeil III, Douglas CB 3-Jun 200 27 2 Bowie State
39 Seisay, Mohammed CB 2-Jun 202 25 2 Nebraska
25 Sherman, Richard CB 3-Jun 195 27 5 Stanford
27 Simon, Tharold CB 3-Jun 202 24 3 LSU
22 Smith, Tye CB Jun-00 195 22 R Towson
26 Williams, Cary CB 1-Jun 190 30 8 Washburn
56 Avril, Cliff DE 3-Jun 260 29 8 Purdue
72 Bennett, Michael DE 4-Jun 274 29 7 Texas A&M
55 Clark, Frank DE 3-Jun 272 22 R Michigan
95 Dobbs, Demarcus DE 2-Jun 282 27 5 Georgia
59 Gwacham, Obum DE 5-Jun 249 24 R Oregon St.
91 Marsh, Cassius DE 4-Jun 254 23 2 UCLA
97 Hill, Jordan DT 1-Jun 303 24 3 Penn State
93 King, David DT 4-Jun 281 25 3 Oklahoma
70 McGill, T.Y. DT Jun-00 299 22 R North Carolina State
92 Mebane, Brandon DT 1-Jun 311 30 9 California
77 Rubin, Ahtyba DT 2-Jun 325 29 8 Iowa State
74 Warmsley, Julius DT 2-Jun 276 25 2 Tulane
90 Williams, Jesse DT 3-Jun 325 24 3 Alabama
40 Coleman, Derrick FB Jun-00 233 24 4 UCLA
46 Tukuafu, Will FB 2-Jun 280 31 6 Oregon
42 Martin, Jr., Ronald FS 2-Jun 220 22 R LSU
36 Murphy, Ryan FS Jun-00 214 22 R Oregon St.
23 Terrell, Steven FS 10-May 197 24 3 Texas A&M
29 Thomas, Earl FS 10-May 202 26 6 Texas
63 Glowinski, Mark G 4-Jun 310 23 R West Virginia
66 Milton, KeaVon G 4-Jun 324 25 3 Louisiana-Monroe
64 Sweezy, J.R. G 5-Jun 298 26 4 North Carolina State
78 Bailey, Alvin G/T 3-Jun 320 24 3 Arkansas
4 Hauschka, Steven K 4-Jun 210 30 8 North Carolina State
53 Adams, Tyrell LB 2-Jun 228 23 R West Georgia
52 Coyle, Brock LB 1-Jun 243 24 2 Montana
51 Irvin, Bruce LB 3-Jun 260 27 4 West Virginia
57 Morgan, Mike LB 3-Jun 226 27 5 USC
58 Pierre-Louis, Kevin LB Jun-00 236 23 2 Boston College
47 Pinkins, Eric LB 3-Jun 230 24 2 San Diego State
94 Singleton, Alex LB 2-Jun 242 21 R Montana St.
54 Wagner, Bobby LB Jun-00 241 25 4 Utah State
50 Wright, K.J. LB 4-Jun 246 26 5 Mississippi State
49 Gresham, Clint LS 3-Jun 260 29 6 Texas Christian
9 Ryan, Jon P Jun-00 217 33 10 Regina (Canada)
6 Archer, R.J. QB 2-Jun 220 28 1 William & Mary
7 Jackson, Tarvaris QB 2-Jun 225 32 10 Alabama State
3 Wilson, Russell QB 11-May 206 26 4 Wisconsin
24 Lynch, Marshawn RB 11-May 215 29 9 California
33 Michael, Christine RB 10-May 221 24 3 Texas A&M
34 Rawls , Thomas RB 9-May 215 22 R Central Michigan
45 Smith, Rod RB 3-Jun 231 23 R Ohio St. becomes tweener RB/FB
32 Turbin, Robert RB 10-May 222 25 4 Utah State IR
37 Bailey, Dion SS Jun-00 211 23 2 USC
2 Lambert, Keenan SS Jun-00 209 23 R Norfolk St.
35 Shead, DeShawn SS 2-Jun 220 27 4 Portland State
68 Britt, Justin T 6-Jun 325 24 2 Missouri
79 Gilliam, Garry T 5-Jun 306 24 2 Penn State
76 Okung, Russell T 5-Jun 310 26 6 Oklahoma State
69 Poole, Terry T 5-Jun 323 23 R San Diego State
87 Allen, RaShaun TE 4-Jun 250 25 2 Southern University
88 Graham, Jimmy TE 7-Jun 265 28 6 Miami (Fla.)
84 Helfet, Cooper TE 3-Jun 239 26 4 Duke
85 McCoy, Anthony TE 5-Jun 259 27 6 USC
82 Willson, Luke TE 5-Jun 252 25 3 Rice
89 Baldwin, Doug WR 10-May 189 26 5 Stanford
5 Daniels, B.J. WR 11-May 217 25 3 South Florida Kept as 2ND QB
15 Kearse, Jermaine WR 1-Jun 209 25 4 Washington
16 Lockett, Tyler WR 10-May 182 22 R Kansas St.
83 Lockette, Ricardo WR 2-Jun 211 29 5 Fort Valley State
13 Matthews, Chris WR 5-Jun 218 25 2 Kentucky
17 Smith, Kevin WR Jun-00 218 23 1 Washington
18 Williams, Kasen WR 1-Jun 219 23 R Washington


Reserve/Injured
# Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Exp. College
44 Robinson, Ryan DE 3-Jun 251 24 3 Oklahoma State
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44
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
# Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Exp. College
20 Lane, Jeremy CB Jun-00 190 25 4 Northwestern St. (La.)
10 Richardson, Paul WR Jun-00 183 23 2 Colorado

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10
Reserve/Did Not Report
# Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Exp. College
31 Chancellor, Kam SS 3-Jun 232 27 6 Virginia Tech

I will bet you that Mohammed Seisay ends up on IR after the two injuries.
the second the same as the first but looked more serious.

I will bet you that Mohammed Seisay ends up on IR after the two injuries.
the second the same as the first but looked more serious.

After this game I'm way too confused to make a realistic 53 man roster prediction. There were a lot of players I previously didn't give much of a shot at the roster playing ridiculously well. Good luck to Pete and John on this one. They're going to need it.

I still think there is zero chance Michael is cut but overall nice list and I appreciate the effort.

austinslater25":lvydk634 said:

I still think there is zero chance Michael is cut but overall nice list and I appreciate the effort.

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Yeah, that's not going to happen. Also, Jackson is on a fully guaranteed contract, so it makes no sense to cut him. Coleman will very likely not be cut. I think it would be a mistake to cut Will Blackmon, but there is a lot of competition at that spot.

It doesn't sound like Carroll wants to cut Mike Morgan, despite a legitimate hamstring tear, so we will have to wait and see on that. I would like to see us move on from him. On the other hand, Rod Smith is very unlikely to make the roster; he is a practice squad candidate all the way.

Ryan Murphy has barely practiced and has little to no chance of making the roster, more than likely practice squad. Sokoli, Tukuafu, and Adams are all unlikely to make the roster. Jesse Williams I think will be cut. McGill is a 50-50 proposition.

We cut Antoine Winfield a couple of years ago on a guaranteed contract, so that's not a reason to Track in.

But I can think of two legit reasons.

1. He's a better QB than Daniels.
2. He's a locker room leader.

McGruff":pa0gfh8t said:

We cut Antoine Winfield a couple of years ago on a guaranteed contract, so that's not a reason to Track in.

But I can think of two legit reasons.

1. He's a better QB than Daniels.
2. He's a locker room leader.

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Only $1 million of Winfield's $3 million contract was guaranteed; hence, they saved $2 million by releasing the 36 year old, who then retired.

Guaranteed money is absolutely a consideration, particularly when you would save zero money by releasing someone. If they felt totally confident in B.J. Daniels, who has not been in the QB room and hasn't practiced much at QB, then they would just add Jackson to the PUP list as insurance. That way he is not taking up a roster spot and you are not losing any money.

Jackson cannot go on PUP, has to be IR. He has already practiced/played in pre-season

blkhwk":25ybyyk8 said:

Jackson cannot go on PUP, has to be IR. He has already practiced/played in pre-season

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Good point, and it doesn't seem worthwhile to use the one and only return designation on him. Looks like three QBs will make the roster: Wilson, Jackson, and Daniels.

Have to disagree on Coleman over Tukuafu. I think Coleman has a higher upside and, considering the depth on the DL coupled with the Turbin injury, it makes more sense to keep Coleman. Neither Rawls or Smith will make it although I expect to see Rawls on the PS.

I don't expect Rawls, Smith, or Williams to make it to the PS, someone will pick them up, Oakland for one, Dallas another and Carolina yet another.

two dog":pa56glv9 said:

I will bet you that Mohammed Seisay ends up on IR after the two injuries.
the second the same as the first but looked more serious.

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I saw this on twitter. If Seisay is released for injury, the Seahawks will not have to give Detroit that conditional 6th rounder. If he clears waivers, he revers to IR because he was injured. So that is a workaround way to get him on IR and basically keep him in the organization for free.

[tweet]https://twitter.com/CHawk_Talk/status/639683445426253824[/tweet]

Not sure how accurate that is, but interesting.

I think Coleman stays over Tukuafu. I know the Seahawks are still really high on him and Tukuafu was in the game a lot last night in the 4th Quarter.

HawkFan72":1n3xo55s said:

two dog":1n3xo55s said:

I will bet you that Mohammed Seisay ends up on IR after the two injuries.
the second the same as the first but looked more serious.

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I saw this on twitter. If Seisay is released for injury, the Seahawks will not have to give Detroit that conditional 6th rounder. If he clears waivers, he revers to IR because he was injured. So that is a workaround way to get him on IR and basically keep him in the organization for free.

[tweet]https://twitter.com/CHawk_Talk/status/639683445426253824[/tweet]

Not sure how accurate that is, but interesting.

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Great news if true!

HawkFan72":3uunx6lf said:

two dog":3uunx6lf said:

I will bet you that Mohammed Seisay ends up on IR after the two injuries.
the second the same as the first but looked more serious.

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I saw this on twitter. If Seisay is released for injury, the Seahawks will not have to give Detroit that conditional 6th rounder. If he clears waivers, he revers to IR because he was injured. So that is a workaround way to get him on IR and basically keep him in the organization for free.

[tweet]https://twitter.com/CHawk_Talk/status/639683445426253824[/tweet]

Not sure how accurate that is, but interesting.

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Ha this is awesome

I mean feel bad for the kid getting hurt, but this keeps our pick and him on the team (cause no one will claim him off waivers)

I support keeping BJ Daniels over Tjack.

I think you have to keep TJack. Guaranteed money or not. Here's why:

One, he's still probably a much better quarterback than Daniels. There's a little more to QB than running read-option all over Oakland's scrubs. That being said, Daniels would be a nice emergency QB3 solution.

Two, if BJ is your primary backup, you can't use him as anything else. You can't risk your QB2 getting injured on punt coverage and then have your QB1 go down later. That would sort of defeat the purpose of his versatility. It only makes sense to have him do other things if he's just your emergency third option.

Plus, Carroll has repeatedly reiterated that TJack would be "ready" for Week One. Seems to suggest that decision has already been made.

DavidSeven":33jawlst said:

I think you have to keep TJack. Guaranteed money or not. Here's why:

One, he's still probably a much better quarterback than Daniels. There's a little more to QB than running read-option all over Oakland's scrubs. That being said, Daniels would be a nice emergency QB3 solution.

Two, if BJ is your primary backup, you can't use him as anything else. You can't risk your QB2 getting injured on punt coverage and then have your QB1 go down later. That would sort of defeat the purpose of his versatility. It only makes sense to have him do other things if he's just your emergency third option.

Plus, Carroll has repeatedly reiterated that TJack would be "ready" for Week One. Seems to suggest that decision has already been made.

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Good points as usual. Going forward, I would like to see Daniels developed more at QB, so that he can focus his energies almost entirely on that position. That's where his ceiling is highest, and he will be on an RFA contract next year, which would save at least a million dollars on a veteran backup QB.

SeahawksFanForever":33ixpe2j said:

I support keeping BJ Daniels over Tjack.

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I would cut TJack and keep Archer as #2 and Daniels as #3 QB and as a WR.