Ranking Seahawks: Maxen Hook, Practice Squad Returnees Highlight No. 85-81
With the calendar quickly heading towards July and offseason workouts wrapped up league-wide for the summer, the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks will soon descend upon the Virginia Mason Athletic Center for the start of training camp, kicking off a much-anticipated 2026 season.
To celebrate the new incoming season, I will be ranking every member of the Seahawks 90-man roster over the next several weeks leading up to report day, providing detailed profiles, exploring best and worst case scenarios, and breaking down what to expect from each player entering the 2026 campaign.
Moving to No. 85-81 on my rankings, several practice squad players who earned Super Bowl rings last season will be back looking to take the next step and make the 53-man roster this time around, including a fascinating experiment for the Seahawks moving a 6-5 receiver with 4.3 speed to cornerback.
Breaking Down Seahawks’ Initial 17-Man Practice Squad
After cutting their roster from 90 to 53 players, the Seahawks have put together their first full practice squad of the season with more chances inevitably to come later this week.
Seahawks 90-Man Rundown: Experienced Federico Maranges Aims to Surprise at Pivot Position
Bringing more than 1,100 college snaps with him to the NFL, Federico Maranges will have to build off his success at Florida Atlantic as a zone blocker and pass protector to vault into a three-way center competition for the Seahawks.
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