Seahawks cut Trevon Diggs, opening roster spot
The vacancy could allow Seattle to activate guard Anthony Bradford, who has been designated to return from injured reserve.
The Seahawks have released veteran cornerback Trevon Diggs, removing him from their active roster ahead of the game against the Chiefs. Diggs recorded one tackle across three appearances for Seattle.
Seattle could use the newly available spot to bring guard Anthony Bradford back from injured reserve. Bradford has been designated to return and carries no injury designation for the Chiefs game, but his activation is not confirmed.
Diggs had returned to the Seahawks after the team released him at the end of August. He joined the active roster a couple of weeks before his latest departure.
During a Week 5 exchange after a play, 49ers receiver Mike Evans turned Diggs by the shoulder to check the name on his jersey as the two exchanged words.
