Overview
- The one-year agreement, reported by Jordan Schultz and ESPN’s Brady Henderson, keeps the ninth-year tight end under contract through 2026, with financial terms not disclosed.
- Saubert was activated off injured reserve this week after a calf injury and is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Colts.
- Used primarily as a blocker and on special teams, Saubert has one reception for 12 yards across seven games this season.
- Seattle enabled an in-season extension by releasing and re-signing Saubert in October to convert him from a veteran salary benefit deal to a standard contract.
- The move reinforces depth at tight end as rookie Elijah Arroyo heads to injured reserve and AJ Barner continues in a prominent role.