The Seattle Seahawks were greatly challenged in their trip to Nashville to take on the Titans in a humid joint practice and preseason contest that left the team with less bodies than they had going in.
Seattle Seahawks safety Bud Clark’s toughness was on full display in a clip making waves on social media. The Seahawks rookie was carted off the field after suffering a serious ankle injury during his team’s preseason game Sunday against the Tennessee Titans.
The Seattle Seahawks selected Bud Clark in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft, but he will have to wait until 2027 to make his regular-season debut.
The Seattle Seahawks announced they have placed second-round S Bud Clark and OL Mason Richman on injured reserve. Additionally, the Seahawks signed OT Derrick Graham, S Tysheem Johnson and RB Justin Jones.
The Seattle Seahawks lost rookie safety Bud Clark to a broken ankle on Sunday, August 23. He got injured on Seattle’s first defensive snap in its 19-16 preseason loss to the Tennessee Titans.
For a piece published on Tuesday, Patriots reporter Karen Guregian of MassLive explained why Gonzalez may not yet be satisfied with what the club has offered him during contract negotiations.
The Seattle Seahawks announced they have waived undrafted rookie RB Anthony Hankerson. According to Matt Zenitz, Hankerson plans to enter the transfer portal and explore playing another collegiate season.
Former Oregon State running back Anthony Hankerson, who was just waived by the Seattle Seahawks, plans to enter the transfer portal and return to college football, per On3’s Pete Nakos.
Seahawks rookie safety Bud Clark will be out "multiple months" with a broken right ankle sustained in Sunday night's preseason loss at Tennessee. Seattle coach Mike Macdonald confirmed the extent of injury after the 19-16 defeat in Nashville.
Per Ian Rapoport, Seahawks S Bud Clark broke his ankle during Sunday night’s preseason game against the Titans. Seahawks HC Mike Macdonald told reporters that Clark will miss “multiple months” due to the injury.