The Seattle Seahawks already have two offensive tackles on their practice squad, but they’re set to look at another on Friday. Seattle is set to bring in former Clemson standout left tackle Tristan Leigh for a workout, according to NFL Reporter Aaron Wilson.
Leigh spent the preseason with the Minnesota Vikings, who signed him after the three-year starter went unselected
in the 2026 NFL Draft. After initially signing him to the practice squad, the Vikings waived Leigh on Tuesday.
The 6-foot-5 tackle certainly has the size to play at the NFL level and posted 16 reps on the bench at his Pro Day last offseason. Leigh flashed in his preseason stint in Minnesota and played snaps at both left and right tackle during the three games.
The Seahawks currently have tackles Logan Brown and Bobby Hart on their practice squad, meaning Leigh would need to beat them out to find his way onto the squad. Brown is in his second year out of Kansas, while Hart is a long-time veteran of the league, being drafted in 2015 by the New York Giants.
