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Seahawks Roster Move: A D-tackle named Thor enters the fold

The Seattle Seahawks made a minor move Tuesday, signing former Louisville and Harvard defensive tackle Thor Griffith to the 53-man roster.

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The Seattle Seahawks made a minor move Tuesday, signing defensive tackle Thor Griffith to the 53-man roster.

To make room for Griffith, the Seahawks waived nose tackle Justin Rogers, who was signed by Seattle just last week.

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Griffith is an undrafted rookie out of Louisville. He participated in the Seahawks’ rookie minicamp as a tryout player in May.

Checking in at 6 foot 2 and 305 pounds, Griffith transferred to Louisville as a redshirt senior after playing the previous three seasons at Harvard. In 2023 with the Crimson, the Portsmouth, New Hampshire product made 55 tackles, including 11 tackles for loss, and 3.5 sacks to earn All-Ivy League first team honors.

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In 2024 with Louisville, Griffith made 21 tackles in 13 games, with three sacks, six tackles for loss and a forced fumble.

The Seahawks are in their second week of training camp at team headquarters in Renton. They are set to play an open practice as part of their Seahawks Football Fest at Lumen Field on Saturday, and will open the three-game preseason slate on Thursday, Aug. 7 at 7 p.m. in Seattle against Pete Carroll and the Las Vegas Raiders.

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Brent Stecker Editor, Seattle Sports

Brent Stecker is Lead Editor of SeattleSports.com, a role he has held since 2017. A native of Ephrata, Wash., he joined the Seattle Sports and MyNorthwest.com team in 2013 after six years as a sports reporter for The Wenatchee World.

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