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Throwing dimes at all levels of the field, Smith picked a great day to turn in his best training camp practice, while a veteran edge rusher continued his resurgence and a rookie corner kept capitalizing on his opportunities. Reporter Corbin Smith details everything that transpired in Seattles ninth camp practice at the VMAC.

Coming up with big plays on a daily basis and handling the little things away from catching passes, Young has left a strong first impression on Seattles coaching staff, putting the Division II product on a trajectory for a roster spot earlier than anticipated.

While both quarterbacks struggled in the final quarter, Lock was wheeling and dealing in his first extensive action against Seattles first-team defense, looking comfortable running Shane Waldrons offense while orchestrating a trio of scoring drives. Reporter Corbin Smith dives into the state of the quarterback competition and other takeaways from Lumen Field.

RENTON, Wash. (AP) — As recent years have shown, keeping their running backs healthy for an entire season has been an issue for the Seattle Seahawks. So while the Seahawks are going into this season with the intention of using Rashaad Penny as their featured back, it seems more likely the depth of Seattle’s running backs room — especially with the expected style of the offense — will be tested at some point.

Transitioning into padded practices, Seattles edge rushers had a field day in their first full-speed action of the summer, while Drew Lock may have taken another step forward in the quarterback competition. Reporter Corbin Smith weighs in on everything he saw and heard at the VMAC in the fifth camp practice.

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DK Metcalf returned to the field for his first practice, but his superstar teammate was the one to put on a show as Seattles offense found a spark on Saturday. Reporter Corbin Smith recaps an eventful third training camp practice, including strong days by both Geno Smith and Drew Lock.

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RENTON, Wash. (AP) — The Seattle Seahawks released running back Chris Carson with a failed physical designation on Tuesday, potentially signaling an end to his career because of a neck injury. Carson’s future was in doubt the entire offseason after he was injured in Week 4 last year and eventually underwent neck surgery. Seattle coach Pete Carroll cautioned that Carson may not be able to return and Tuesday’s move finalized the situation.

Two-time 1,000 rusher Chris Carson is retiring from the NFL and the Seahawks will release him, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.