The Seahawks made an expected roster move Monday, placing tight end Greg Olsen on injured reserve.

Related players: Jacob Hollister, Will Dissly

Olsen suffered a plantar-fascia foot injury late in the Thursday’s 28-21 win over Arizona and could miss the rest of the regular season, the story said. Though there has been some speculation that the injury could mean Olsen's career is over, Olsen took to Twitter on Friday to state: “I refuse to allow this to be my final moment. I will find a way to finish on my feet,” the story continued. Hollister and Dissly are up next on the depth chart.

Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the team is releasing Luke Willson.

Related players: Greg Olsen, Will Dissly, and Jacob Hollister round out the group.

Willson appeared in five games with the team this season, but only played 10 offensive snaps and 31 special teams snaps in those outings.

Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said TE Will Dissly (Achilles) is ready to play Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons, according to Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times. "Just making sure he's ready to go for his first game and we can play him as we want to,'' Carroll said.

It will be interesting to see how Carroll uses Dissly with new TE Greg Olsen since both have the ability to catch the ball and can command attention from opposing defenses. Dissly is a TE3 coming off of a second Achilles tear and competing with Olsen for targets.

Seahawks TE Will Dissly practiced with the team on Wednesday despite suffering a torn achilles tendon in Week 6 last year.

Dissly ran routes and caught passes in light drills as reporters watched from the sidelines. The Washington product has been productive on a per-game basis in what has been an injury-laden career to this point. Dissly has only finished eight regular season games in two seasons but has six career touchdowns and flashed great chemistry with Russell Wilson before going down last year. He will be eased into action and likely split snaps with Greg Olsen, but Dissly has sleeper appeal as a late-round tight end.

Pete Carroll with rave reviews about Will Dissly's (Achilles) recovery.

Related players: Greg Olsen

Dissly has already passed his physical, but the Seahawks will still ease him back slowly, the tweet went on to say. Dissly was having a great start to his season before the injury last year, and was a popular free agent pickup as a result. The team signed Olsen in the offseason.