Artie Burns and K’Von Wallace have been on injured reserve with
The Seattle Seahawks’ secondary is about to get some reinforcements for the home stretch of the regular season. On Wednesday, the team announced that cornerback Artie Burns and safety K’Von Wallace have been designated for return to practice. Burns has been on injured reserve since mid-October due to a toe injury suffered against the San Francisco 49ers, whereas Wallace suffered an ankle injury in Week 9 against the Los Angeles Rams.
Burns has been primarily a special teams player and backup nickel corner, whereas Wallace started the season as the third safety behind Julian Love and Rayshawn Jenkins. Coby Bryant has assumed the role of starter alongside Love, while Jenkins is the third safety. It’ll be interesting to see what role, if any, Wallace has in the defense upon return. The Seahawks will have to do some roster shuffling in order to get those two and reserve tackle Stone Forsythe back on the active roster.
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