The Seattle Seahawks have signed veteran tight end Nick Vannett to bolster their roster, returning the 2016 third-round pick to the team that drafted him. To make room, Seattle waived cornerback Tyron Broden, who had been on the Physically Unable to Perform list. Vannett, who has spent time with multiple NFL teams, remains best known for his productive 2018 season with Seattle and most recently contributed as a depth option with the Titans, Vikings, and Rams in 2024. He played 10 games last season between Minnesota and Los Angeles, primarily as a special teams blocker with periodic involvement in the passing game, and is expected to reprise a role similar to his 2025 tenure with Seattle. Broden’s move to clear space underscores Seattle’s focus on adding veteran experience to a roster that will soon begin training camp in Renton. The re-signing aligns with Seattle’s intent to fortify its offense around a familiar face while the defense continues to round into shape for the coming season.