With the addition of Leonard Williams and the elevation of Jason Peters, two of the younger members of the Seahawks roster will not suit up in Week 9.
The Seattle Seahawks and Baltimore Ravens are set to face off at M&T Bank Stadium Sunday afternoon in Baltimore, even though the early slot kickoff means it will still be morning in Seattle when the game starts. When the Seahawks take the field, they will have the services of the recently acquired Leonard Williams available, as Williams is on the gameday active 48 in his first week with the Hawks.
Anthony Bradford had seen some playing time in place of the injured Phil Haynes in recent weeks, but will be inactive against Baltimore.
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