The Seattle Seahawks celebrated the start of training camp by making a series of roster moves. Seattle announced a reunion with a familiar playmaker.
Unfortunately, this meant Seattle needed to cut ties with one veteran to make room for the team's newest tight end. The Seahawks signed Nick Vannett and released cornerback Tyrone Broden.
With training camp officially underway, it is sure to be the first of many roster moves that the Seahawks will make on the journey to finalizing the 53-man roster ahead of Week 1.
The Seahawks and New England Patriots are getting a bit of an earlier start to training camp thanks to the teams opening the NFL schedule on Wednesday, September 9.
Here's what you need to know about the latest Seahawks news.
Seattle originally selected Vannett in the third round of the 2016 NFL draft with the No. 94 overall pick. Vannett spent his first three NFL seasons with the Seahawks before being traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers during the start of his fourth year in 2019.
Since the trade, Vannett has been a bit of a journeyman playing for the Steelers along with seven additional franchises. Most recently, Vannett played 10 combined games for the Los Angeles Rams and Minnesota Vikings in 2025.
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