Seattle Seahawks tight end Elijah Arroyo may have played his final snap after suffering a shoulder injury, sparking fresh uncertainty for the team’s tight end position. With Arroyo expected to land on IR, speculation rises over whether the 2025 second-round pick can move past his injury-prone label and live up to the potential he showed at Miami. Can the Seahawks find a reliable downfield threat, or will they look to offseason trades to bolster the roster? Josiah Deguara joins the Seattle practice squad as the club weighs options behind AJ Barner, Eric Saubert, and Brady Russell—though production remains a concern across the depth chart. Arroyo’s 2025 and 2026 stats, limited playing time, and persistent injuries fuel questions about his future and the Seahawks’ plans at tight end. Will another athletic playmaker emerge, or is a major shakeup inevitable for Seattle’s offense?
Seattle Seahawks tight end Elijah Arroyo may have played his final snap after suffering a shoulder injury, sparking fresh uncertainty for the team’s tight end position. With Arroyo expected to land on IR, speculation rises over whether the 2025 second-round pick can move past his injury-prone label and live up to the potential he showed at Miami. Can the Seahawks find a reliable downfield threat, or will they look to offseason trades to bolster the roster?
Josiah Deguara joins the Seattle practice squad as the club weighs options behind AJ Barner, Eric Saubert, and Brady Russell—though production remains a concern across the depth chart. Arroyo’s 2025 and 2026 stats, limited playing time, and persistent injuries fuel questions about his future and the Seahawks’ plans at tight end. Will another athletic playmaker emerge, or is a major shakeup inevitable for Seattle’s offense?