Seahawks tight end Will Dissly was carted off the field in the second quarter of Sunday’s game at Cleveland with an Achilles tendon injury and did not return to Seattle’s 32-28 win.

Coach Pete Carroll described the injury as “serious” after the game.

Related players: Luke Willson, Jacob Hollister

It's a huge blow for the Seahawks and fantasy owners who snagged Dissly off the waiver wire. Dissly was injured on a play early in the second quarter when he cut to try to catch a pass from Russell Wilson in the end zone. Dissly crumbled to the ground untouched, was helped off the field and examined on the sideline, then carted off. Willson and Hollister are next up.

Pete Carroll said TE Will Dissly is good to go after leaving last week's game with a knee injury.

Will Dissly is probably the best fantasy possibility at tight end for the Seahawks, but he'll also split work with Nick Vannett, making him a tough play in any format.

The Seahawks have re-signed Jaron Brown and placed Ed Dickson on Injured Reserve.

Related players: Will Dissly, Nick Vannett, DK Metcalf

Brown was released but quickly brought back to the roster and is expected to still see time in 2 WR sets, especially with Metcalf battling knee issues. Meanwhile, Dickson's move to IR makes Dissly and Vannett next up on the depth chart. No one is really a safe play outside of Lockett, however, and we first have to see how the rest of the targets shake out.

Will Dissly has practiced without much limitation and has regained the connection with Russell Wilson that was starting to become evident before he went down in Week 4 of his rookie season. Offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer had one of the better compliments a player can get when he said of Dissly: "I am literally more at ease when he's out there."

Related players: Ed Dickson, Jacob Hollister

Dissly was a spectator during the entire offseason program while recovering from surgery on his torn patellar tendon. Dickson (knee) and Hollister (groin) have missed time in camp.