The Seattle Seahawks placed safety Nick Emmanwori, running back Kenny McIntosh, and cornerback Tyrone Broden on the physically unable to perform list ahead of training camp, signaling a cautious start to the offseason program for key contributors. Emmanwori, who had a standout rookie season and helped power Seattle’s Super Bowl run, has not shown clear injuries in the offseason but is being held back, with the team and analysts hoping it’s a temporary precaution. The trio on PUP could miss practices or be held out into camp, and if they remain on PUP when rosters are cut, they would miss the first four games of the 2026 season. Sports commentary notes Emmanwori’s versatility makes him valuable to Seattle’s defense, making the PUP designation a notable concern but not necessarily a derailment. The news comes amid optimism about Seattle’s defense and the continued integration of last year’s championship core, with time to determine the exact nature and timeline of each player’s return. Overall, Seattle is balancing a high-reward defense with the practical need to manage health during camp. The situation will be watched closely as more details emerge about each player’s status.