It looks like Bryce Brown will take over the No. 1 tailback duties for the Seahawks on Sunday vs. Cleveland — and possibly for the foreseeable future.
Keith Myers of 12th Man Rising put together a few Vines showing some of Brown’s runs while with the Eagles:
In what really came as no surprise Tuesday, the Seahawks released running back DuJuan Harris among a flurry of moves.
They also cut defensive back Akeem Davis and wide receiver B.J. Daniels while placing Thomas Rawls on injured reserve.
Those moves made room for the team to sign running back Bryce Brown and tight end Chase Coffman while activating linebacker Brock Coyle from IR. They have one spot open on the 53-man roster.
They also terminated three from their practice squad: WR Antwan Goodley, DT Justin Hamilton and LB Alex Singleton.
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