Seahawks rookie DT Deven Eastern was activated from the active/physically unable to perform list after passing a physical.
Deven Eastern's activation off the PUP list is a non-event for fantasy purposes, but it's worth logging in your draft notes. He's a rookie defensive tackle, a position that essentially never carries standalone fantasy value outside of deep IDP formats, so this news doesn't move the needle for standard roster-building.
The real value here is health confirmation. Getting cleared to practice ahead of Seattle's first padded session means whatever ailment kept him on PUP is behind him, and he'll now get real practice reps and camp competition to build toward a role on the Seahawks' interior defensive line. If you're in an IDP league, this is a name to track through camp — a rookie DT who was banged up but is now fully cleared has a chance to work into the rotation, and camp snap counts over the next few weeks will tell you far more about his real role than this transaction does.
For standard fantasy formats, there's no action to take: no add, no drop, no trade consideration. This is purely a depth-chart and IDP watchlist item. Confidence on the transaction itself is high across multiple sources, but nothing here tells you about playing time, role, or long-term outlook, so treat this as a "monitor camp reports" flag rather than anything actionable for your draft board right now.
The Seahawks activated rookie defensive tackle Deven Eastern from the active/physically unable to perform list on Thursday after he passed a physical, the team announced.