Seahawks Lose Two Players to Season-Ending Injuries

The Seattle Seahawks have placed two players on season-ending injured reserve, ending their 2025 seasons early.

The players affected are rookie Bud Clark and offensive lineman Mason Richman. Both players suffered injuries that will keep them out for the rest of the year.

Because a player on injured reserve cannot return, the Seahawks needed to add depth to their roster. The team signed three free agents to fill the open spots.

Injured reserve is a common part of NFL rules. It lets teams open up a roster spot for a healthy player while the injured player recovers, but that player usually cannot play again until the next season.

Clark had been part of the Seahawks' rookie class this year, while Richman had been working along the offensive line, a group of players who protect the quarterback and help open running lanes.

The exact injuries were not detailed in the report, but the outcome for both players is the same: their 2025 campaigns are over.

By signing three new players, the Seahawks aim to keep their roster strong for the rest of the season. Teams often use free agency to quickly replace injured players without waiting for a draft or trade.

Fans will now watch to see how the new signings perform, and whether the Seahawks can maintain their form despite losing Clark and Richman for the year.