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USA Today
16-07-2025
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- USA Today
Seahawks remove 4 rookies from Non-Football Injury list
Earlier on Wednesday morning, we at Seahawks Wire published an article discussing how six rookies - including fifth round pick Rylie Mills - were placed on the Non-Football Injury (NFI) list prior to the start of training camp. When a player is on the NFI list, they may return to regular team activities at any point during camp once they pass a physical. On Wednesday afternoon, four of those six players did pass their physicals and are cleared to participate in camp starting next week. Unfortunately, defensive tackle Rylie Mills remains on the NFI list for now, and may be for some time. As we mentioned earlier, Mills tore his ACL during the first round of the College Football Playoff. We at Seahawks Wire will continue to monitor his health as one of our top priorities during training camp.
NBC Sports
16-07-2025
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- NBC Sports
Seahawks place six players on NFI, including fifth-rounder Rylie Mills
The Seahawks' rookies reported to training camp Tuesday. Six players were declared non-football injury, including defensive lineman Rylie Mills. The fifth-round pick out of Notre Dame tore his ACL late in his senior season and likely begins the season continuing in his rehab. Five undrafted free agents — cornerback Zy Alexander, receiver Tyrone Broden, receiver Montorie Foster, linebacker D'Eryk Jackson and cornerback Isas Waxter — also went on active/NFI. Players opening camp on the NFI list can return at any time during camp, going back on the 90-player roster as soon as they pass a physical.
USA Today
16-07-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Seahawks place DT Rylie Mills and 5 other rookies on Non-Football injury list
Training camp is right around the corner for the Seattle Seahawks. However, not everyone will be suiting up on July 23rd when it officially begins. On Tuesday evening, the Seahawks announced six rookies will be placed on the Non-Football Injury (NFI) list for the start of camp. The rookies are Of these six, only one was drafted by the Seahawks this past spring: Rylie Mills. The Notre Dame defensive tackle was selected by Seattle in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL draft. Mills likely would have been drafted higher if it were not for an ACL injury suffered during the first round of the College Football Playoff against Indiana. As a result, Mills had to miss the Irish's final three playoff games, including the National Championship game against Ohio State. As John Boyle of points out, players on the NFI list can return to camp at any time should they pass a physical. The Seahawks will officially begin their training camp on July 23rd, and it will continue through mid-August, which will include the preseason opener against the Las Vegas Raiders on August 7th.
USA Today
26-04-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Notre Dame DL Rylie Mills get taken by the Seattle Seahawks and social media reacts
Notre Dame DL Rylie Mills get taken by the Seattle Seahawks and social media reacts Even coming off an injury, the Seattle Seahawks thought enough of Notre Dame defensive lineman Rylie Mills to take him in the NFL draft with the No. 142 overall pick of the fifth round. The senior had a huge final year in South Bend, registering 7.5 sacks and playing with great fundamentals at his position. It was a huge loss for the Irish when he was lost during the College Football Playoff run, but Mills did enough to get drafted. It was a great moment for him, as he accomplished one of his biggest dreams. Social media was sure happy for Mills to get selected, all seemingly shared the same thoughts, and here are some of the best reactions. Rylie Mills announcement coming from Germany Another member of the 2024 Notre Dame team gets picked, making Mills the fourth of this draft. More will come, but this moment had to be special for him. Marcus Freeman Before Freeman took over the head coaching position, he was Mills defensive coordinator and the trust was built then. The two have plenty of great memories together and Freeman knows the best is yet to come for Mills. A value pick for Seattle As long as Mills can recovery fully from his ACL injury, he's going to outperform his draft slot. Since it happened so late in the season, there is some potential that he won't be ready when fall camp starts, but he's worth the risk. Really interesting? It goes to show you that sometimes listening to the outside noise just isn't a good idea, and this seems to be the case with Mills. Even with the injury, he most likely did very well with his interviews with teams, showing that he's a value in the locker room as well. This clears up Mills' injury questions Not sure enough people saw Dugar's post, as it seems very much like Mills could be ready for the season to start. That would be great news for both parties, and most likely played a part in Seattle picking him. Mills has versatility During his Notre Dame career, Mills played all along the defensive line, and he has the skill set to do the same in the NFL. The Seahawks most likely will bring him along a bit slower than others, but he could end up getting snaps on the inside and outside.
USA Today
26-04-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Seahawks trade back with Browns, capping off mad flurry of activity in 5th round
Seahawks trade back with Browns, capping off mad flurry of activity in 5th round If you're like me, your head is probably still spinning from the flurry of trades the Seattle Seahawks have just completed in the 4th and 5th rounds of the 2025 NFL draft. Things kicked off right before Seattle's original 4th round selection, No. 137 overall, which they gave to the New England Patriots in exchange for No. 238 overall in the 7th round. Then the Seahawks trade quarterback Sam Howell to the Minnesota Vikings and swapped 5th round picks to move up to No. 142 overall. With that selection, they chose Notre Dame defensive tackle Rylie Mills. But they weren't done there, as Seattle then traded No. 144 overall to the Cleveland Browns. The Seahawks received pick No. 192 overall, which is a 6th rounder. Seattle was not originally slated to be in the 6th round today. We can all take a deep breath and relax... for now. General manager John Schneider and his team clearly ate their Wheaties today. Interestingly enough, the pick the Seahawks gave to Cleveland was then used by the Browns to select quarterback Shedeur Sanders, ending his shocking and unprecedented fall from grace in this draft.
