Seahawks to give Jalen Milroe full workload in preseason finale against Kansas City
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Jalen Milroe will start and play the entire preseason finale against the Chiefs on Friday. The team is giving the rookie extended playing time to evaluate him before the regular season. Milroe will get a full game's worth of snaps in the exhibition contest.
Seattle Seahawks rookie quarterback Jalen Milroe is set to start and handle the full workload in Friday's preseason finale against the Kansas City Chiefs. The team plans to give him a complete game's worth of snaps, a clear signal they want an extended look at the young signal-caller before final roster decisions.
This type of extended playing time in the last exhibition contest is common for teams evaluating borderline or developmental players. Milroe's performance could influence whether he makes the active roster or lands on the practice squad, as the Seahawks weigh his potential against other quarterback options.
This decision could affect Seahawks fans and the team's quarterback depth heading into the regular season. A strong showing may build confidence in Milroe's development, while a poor one could raise questions about the roster's preparedness. It may also influence how other teams view him if he becomes available, but its broader societal impact remains limited to sports enthusiasts and roster speculation.