Seahawks’ Paul Richardson won’t play Sunday against Dallas

The Seahawks had until Saturday afternoon to activate wide receiver Paul Richardson to their 53-man roster if he were to play Sunday against Dallas, but they did not do so.

BY BRADY HENDERSON

Oct 31, 2015, 6:20 PM Updated: 6:48 pm

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Seahawks wide receiver Paul Richardson remains on the PUP list after offseason surgery on his ACL. (AP)

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Paul Richardson’s 2015 debut will have to wait another two weeks.

The Seahawks had until Saturday afternoon to activate the wide receiver from the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list to their 53-man roster if he were to play Sunday against Dallas, but they did not do so. No move was listed on the NFL’s transaction report, and a league source confirmed that Seattle chose to not activate Richardson.

Richardson began practicing on Monday for the first time since tearing his ACL in the playoffs last season, an injury that required surgery and forced him to begin the season on PUP. Coach Pete Carroll said Friday what while Richardson “had a very good week” of practice, it was not certain that he would play Sunday.

With Seattle on a bye next week, Richardson will likely make his debut Nov. 15 against Arizona.