The Seattle Seahawks made another roster move along their defensive line on Tuesday, just a few hours ahead of their sixth training camp practice and second in full pads. Seattle waived nose tackle Justin Rogers and signed undrafted rookie defensive lineman Thor Griffith, the team announced.

Bobo sees and feels it already, after offseason meetings, film study and practices. Coach Mike Macdonald hired Kubiak to run the ball with lead back Kenneth Walker in the final year of his rookie contract. The offense’s new purpose is improve what was the NFL’s 29th-ranked rushing offense in 2024.

The Seahawks' new-look offense struggled to run the ball, or escape the shadow of its own goal posts, as the physicality ramped up.