Field Gulls
The Seattle Seahawks added a wideout on Wednesday, signing Tyler Scott to the practice squad.
The 24-year-old third-year man from the University of Cincinnati was most recently on the practice squad for the Indianapolis Colts, having played for the Chicago Bears in preseason action. He was originally selected in the 4th Round of the 2023 NFL Draft out by the Bears.
Scott brings deep speed and kick return experience (315 yards of it) into the fold. He has recorded 18 career passes for 173 receiving yards, 41 rushing yards and zero touchdowns. Most of those stats were recorded in his rookie year with Chicago, not seeing much game action on offense since.
Wide receiver Tyrone Broden was released to make room for Scott. Broden is a 24-year-old rookie undrafted free agent who has been with the team since the spring. He has not appeared on a gameday roster yet but could well be back with the team in the future, as the Seahawks tend to churn the practice squad regularly. Broden was one of the better training camp performers, particularly his chemistry with Jalen Milroe.
