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The Two Career Games From Jared Ivey And Why The Seahawks’ Waiver Move Hits Different

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The transaction wire just dropped a key piece of news for our Hawks, confirming linebacker Jared Ivey was waived by the Seahawks. This move comes as NFL teams across the league reduced their rosters to the final 53 players, shaking things up right before the regular season kicks into gear.

This isn’t just another name disappearing from the roster; Ivey’s departure highlights the fierce competition for spots on our squad. He had only appeared in two career games, a super limited track record that made him a tough sell to keep around. With Mike Macdonald building his defense, every single spot is earned, and clearly, the coaching staff went in a different direction. It makes you wonder who’s stepping up to fill that depth.

Meanwhile, Ivey is already off the market, claimed by the Atlanta Falcons through the waiver system. The Falcons also snagged linebacker Yasir Abdullah from the Jaguars and offensive tackle Cameron Williams from the Eagles. Abdullah brings a bit more experience with 29 career games and three starts, even playing in 10 contests for Jacksonville last year, mostly on special teams. Williams, like Ivey, has seen very limited action, with just one career game under his belt. For us, the focus is squarely on our boys in green and blue. The early season is upon us, and every roster decision like this sets the tone. We need to watch how our defensive line and special teams shape up with Ivey no longer in the picture. What’s next for the Hawks? We hit the field ready to prove these early season decisions were the right ones.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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