Mannion reverted to Seattle's practice squad Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Mannion was active but didn't play during Monday's win over the Eagles as he served as an emergency option behind Drew Lock and Geno Smith. Mannion will now wait for another opportunity to be elevated.

Seattle elevated Mannion from its practice squad to the active roster for Monday's game versus the Eagles, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports.

EDGE Analysis

The move would suggest that the Seahawks are not confident that starting quarterback Geno Smith is going to be ready to play in Week 15, an outcome that would leave Mannion as the primary backup to Drew Lock. Mannion hasn't played a regular-season snap since 2021 with Minnesota.

The Seahawks reverted Mannion to the practice squad Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Mannion was elevated by the Seahawks on Dec. 9, just one day after joining their practice squad after being let go by the Vikings on Nov. 28. He was active for Sunday's 28-16 loss to the 49ers with Geno Smith (groin) ruled out for the game, and the former acted as the backup to Drew Lock. Mannion didn't see the field Sunday, though he could operate as the QB2 for Week 15 against the Eagles if Smith is unable to play.

Mannion was elevated to the Seahawks' active roster Saturday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's perhaps a bad sign for the status of Geno Smith (groin) who didn't practice all week. The Seahawks already have backup Drew Lock on the roster and ready to play in case of Smith's absence, so Mannion would be the backup quarterback in that scenario. The 31-year-old last recorded a snap with Minnesota in 2021 where he completed 22 of 36 attempts for 189 yards and a touchdown.

Mannion signed with Seattle's practice squad Friday, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Mannion is the No. 3 quarterback in the organization behind Geno Smith (groin) and Drew Lock, who are both on the 53-man roster. After spending most of the season on Minnesota's practice squad, Mannion was cut late in November after falling to fourth on the Vikings' organizational quarterback depth chart behind trade acquisition Joshua Dobbs, Nick Mullens and Jaren Hall.

The Vikings released Mannion from the practice squad Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

With Jaren Hall due back from his concussion and Joshua Dobbs and Nick Mullens healthy, Mannion is no longer needed by Minnesota. The 31-year-old hasn't attempted an NFL pass since Week 17 of the 2021 season.

Mannion reverted to the Vikings' practice squad Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Mannion operated as the team's backup quarterback behind Joshua Dobbs in Minnesota's 27-19 win over New Orleans, failing to enter the game. If Jaren Hall (concussion) and Nick Mullens (back) remain unavailable to play in Week 11, it's likely that Mannion will once again be elevated to the active roster for the team's contest with the Broncos.

Mannion was elevated from the practice squad to the active roster by the Vikings on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

With Jaren Hall out due to a concussion, Mannion should serve as Minnesota's backup to Joshua Dobbs on Sunday against the Saints. The 31-year-old signed with the Vikings' practice squad Oct. 11 and last appeared in an NFL game in 2021. Mannion has one touchdown pass and three interceptions in 14 career games.

Mannion signed with Minnesota's practice squad Wednesday, Craig Peters of the Vikings' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Mannion joins the organization after the Vikings placed fellow quarterback Nick Mullens' (back) on injured reserve earlier Wednesday. The Vikings still have Kirk Cousins and rookie fifth-round draft pick Jaren Hall on the 53-man roster, but it's possible that Mannion could be elevated from the practice squad to supplant Hall as the top backup.

The Seahawks signed Mannion to their practice squad Wednesday, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Mannion spent training camp with Minnesota but was let go after the team traded for Nick Mullens. Mannion, a 2015 third-round pick, has been a serviceable backup during his career, appearing in 14 games across six seasons (split between the Rams and Vikings). However, he'll serve as an emergency option on Seattle's practice squad in case something happens to Geno Smith or Drew Lock.