Seahawks GM John Schneider announced Tuesday that Peters (undisclosed) is retiring from the NFL and joining Seattle's front office, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Peters will be Seahawks vice president of player affairs Mo Kelly's assistant. Peters, 43 years old, spent much of the 2024 season on the Seahawks' practice squad before landing on the injured list in December. The Bodyguard, Peters appeared in 248 career games, making 221 starts, and was a nine-time Pro Bowl selection during his heyday with the Bills and Eagles. He was named a first-team All-Pro twice with Philly and was second-team All-Pro four other times. Peters was also named a member of the 2010s All-Decade team. He'll have a case for the Hall of Fame in a few years.

The Seahawks placed Peters (undisclosed) on the practice-squad injured list Friday, John Boyle of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Peters signed with the Seahawks' practice squad Oct. 1, but he had not been elevated to the active roster since. His placement on IL makes room on the practice squad for punter Ty Zentner.

Peters signed with the Seahawks' practice squad Tuesday, John Boyle of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Peters' visit with the team last Tuesday apparently went well now that the 42-year-old has re-signed with Seattle. The veteran offensive tackle will likely use his time on the practice squad to prove he's in good enough shape to make his way to the active roster.

Peters (foot) had a free agent visit with the Seahawks on Tuesday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Peters played in eight regular-season games for Seattle last season, having his 2023 campaign end early due to a foot injury. His visit with the team suggests the 42-year-old is healthy enough to compete again and the Seahawks may be in the market for depth on their offensive line.

Peters (foot) is inactive Sunday against the Cardinals.

EDGE Analysis

Peters never practiced this week and was considered unlikely to play, so this news doesn't come as much of a surprise. Stone Forsythe will likely draw the start at right tackle.

Peters (foot) is listed as questionable ahead of Sunday's game against the Cardinals, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Peters was held out of practice throughout the week due to a foot issue, and even though he's listed as questionable for Sunday's affair, head coach Pete Carroll made it seem as if he's unlikely to play while talking to reporters Friday. Stone Forsythe is in line to get the start at right tackle due to both Abraham Lucas (knee) and Peters likely being out in Week 18.

Peters will not play in Sunday's game versus the Steelers due to a foot injury, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Peters was unable to practice all week, rendering this news not surprising. Head coach Pete Carroll indicated it could be a couple of weeks before Peters would be available again, according to John Boyle of the Seahawks official website. As a result, Stone Forsythe is the likely first option for tackle depth should it be needed.

The Seahawks signed Peters off the practice squad to their active roster ahead of Sunday's game against the Rams.

EDGE Analysis

The 41-year-old tackle has bounced back and forth between Seattle's practice squad and active roster, and he's set to appear in his fourth game of the year this Sunday. Peters has spent time at both guard and tackle during practices, so the veteran will likely serve as a depth piece on the Seahawks offensive line Week 11.

Peters was elevated from Seattle's practice squad Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Peters signed with Seattle's practice squad following Week 1 but has yet to suit up for his new team. That will presumably change for Sunday's matchup against the Browns, as Abraham Lucas (knee) is sidelined and Phil Haynes (calf) is considered doubtful to play. Peters has spent time at both guard and tackle in practice, so he could be set for a versatile role if called upon.

Peters signed with the Seahawks' practice squad Tuesday and it's possible he may be elevated for Week 2 versus the Lions, John Boyle of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Peters said Wednesday that he could be ready "maybe this Sunday, maybe a couple of weeks". With Charles Cross (toe) a non-participant at practice and Abraham Lucas (kneecap) being placed on injured reserve Wednesday, the 41-year-old could be asked to suit up Sunday in Detroit. Head coach Pete Carroll said you "would think you give him a couple weeks... I don't know if we can afford it." Regardless of if Peters is active for Week 2 or not, the offensive tackle seems likely to join Seattle's roster in the coming weeks.