Veteran cornerback Trevon Diggs will sit out Sunday’s showdown with the Chiefs. His absence leaves the secondary shorthanded.
The Friday cut clears room for guard Anthony Bradford, who returns from injured reserve without a designation this week. For my money, activating Bradford strengthens Seattle’s line.
Seattle initially added Diggs to the practice squad after his late‑August release, promoted him to the active roster weeks later, and he logged one tackle in three games.
His standout moment arrived in Week 5, when 49ers receiver Mike Evans spun Diggs around, flashing the back of his jersey to see who was trash‑talking him after the play. Could that flash have sparked the rivalry?