Sunday the Seattle Seahawks made big news by releasing tight end Noah Fant.
A starter for Seattle in all three seasons since being acquired in the trade that sent Russell Wilson to the Denver Broncos, moving on from Fant not only freed up a roster spot, it opened up $8.91M of cap space. That combination gave rise to speculation that general manager John Schneider could have a big acquisition coming in the form of a trade, but a report Monday afternoon appears to have dashed those hopes for the time
being.
CONGRATULATIONS to former @oregonfootball & @UTSAFTBL CB, @Kamo_Bamo on signing with the @Seahawks today! Go do your thing! #ProStarFamily #Relentless pic.twitter.com/iSG2PDKFhu
— Paul Sheehy (@ProStarSports) July 21, 2025
According to his agent, defensive back Kam Alexander has signed with the Seahawks. Alexander spent the 2024 season at the University of Oregon, after playing for UTSA in 2023 and the Sam Houston State Bearkats from 2019 through 2022.
Alexander was a rookie minicamp invitee for the Seahawks in the spring after going undrafted.
Kam Alexander has been invited to the Seattle Seahawks' rookie minicamp.#ProDucks pic.twitter.com/upoAKQilAz
— Eric Hovland (@EricJHovland) April 27, 2025
That came after the Seahawks brought him in for an official 30 visit ahead of the draft.
Former #UTSA defensive back Kam Alexander met with the Seattle Seahawks earlier today.
— Paisano Sports (@paisano_sports) April 11, 2025
We could see two former Roadrunners in the Seattle secondary pic.twitter.com/XPOXaoIhxc
So, the roster is, reportedly, once again full.
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