Seahawks Expected to Sign Veteran RB Joe Mixon
- On Monday, the Seattle Seahawks signed veteran running back Joe Mixon to the practice squad after a workout, with head coach Mike Macdonald confirming the team is "going through the process" of adding the two-time Pro Bowler.
- Seattle pursued Mixon after placing rookie running back Jadarian Price on injured reserve Saturday with a chest injury, while Zach Charbonnet remains sidelined recovering from a torn ACL.
- Mixon brings significant experience, having recorded 7,428 rushing yards and 60 touchdowns over an eight-year career, including 1,016 yards and 11 touchdowns with the Houston Texans in 2024.
- Running backs Emanuel Wilson and George Holani currently anchor Seattle's depth chart, with Wilson scoring twice and rushing for 81 yards in Sunday's 30-23 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers.
- After missing the entire 2025 campaign with a foot injury, Mixon enters the 2026 season seeking a return; Macdonald stated, "This is just what happens in football. Unfortunately, injuries happen.
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Report: Seahawks decide against signing RB Joe Mixon
By Field Level Media Oct 06 (Field Level Media) - The Seattle Seahawks decided against signing veteran running back Joe Mixon to their practice squad, ESPN reported on Tuesday. Mixon worked out for the Seahawks on Monday and underwent a physical. The...
Reports: Seahawks to sign RB Joe Mixon
The Seattle Seahawks are signing veteran running back Joe Mixon after he worked out for the team on Monday, according to several reports. Seattle coach Mike Macdonald indicated Mixon would start out on the practice squad. "We're down runners," Macdonald said. "We need running backs. He's a good running back." Before adding Mixon, the defending
Seattle Seahawks throw Joe Mixon another chance in the NFL following backfield disaster
Joe Mixon agreed to terms with the Seattle Seahawks after missing the entire 2025 season with a foot injury. The former Cincinnati Bengals rushing title winner has two Pro Bowl nods.
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