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The Seahawks signed wide receiver Brenden Rice and running back Velus Jones to the practice squad, the team announced on Tuesday.

They released tight end Marshall Lang and cornerback Mike Reid in corresponding moves.

Rice and Jones were among eight players who worked out for the Seahawks on Tuesday. Former Lions quarterback Hendon Hooker threw to Rice and wide receivers Montorie Foster, Jaylen Johnson, Dymere Miller and Jalen Reagor. Center Doug Kramer also tried out.

Rice is the son of Hall of Fame receiver Jerry Rice.

The Chargers made Brenden Rice a seventh-round pick in 2024. He appeared in three games as a rookie, participating in three offensive snaps and 10 on special teams. The Chargers cut him out of the preseason, and he spent a week on the Patriots' practice squad.

New England cut him on Nov. 11.

Jones is in his fourth season and appeared in five games for the Saints this season.

The Bills injury report for Tuesday looks a lot like the one they turned in on Monday.

Defensive end Joey Bosa (wrist) and linebacker Terrel Bernard (ankle) were among several defensive players who remained in the limited category for the team's second walkthrough of the week. Cornerback Christian Benford (groin), cornerback Taron Johnson (groin), defensive tackle Jordan Phillips (wrist), linebacker Dorian Williams (groin), defensive tackle DaQuan Jones (rest), and safety Jordan Poyer (rest) round out the group.

Defensive tackle Phidarian Mathis (shoulder) was listed as limited after being listed as out of practice Monday. Head coach Sean McDermott indicated at his Tuesday press conference that Mathis would remain in the non-participant group with tight end Dalton Kincaid (hamstring), wide receiver Mecole Hardman (calf) and Curtis Samuel (elbow, neck).

Wide receiver Khalil Shakir (personal) was also listed as out. Shakir's wife shared a picture of the couple's newborn child on social media Tuesday, so his absence was for a happy occasion.

Wide receiver Josh Palmer (knee, ankle) and guard Connor McGovern (ankle) were listed as limited. Linebacker Shaq Thompson (hamstring) was the only Bills player listed as a full participant.