Team news: Seattle Seahawks

Rashaad Penny officially going on PUP, as had been long expected. Carroll said today he won't report to Seahawks until Thursday.

Related players: Chris Carson, Carlos Hyde, DeeJay Dallas

Carson is expected to get his share of the workload again this year, but has had fumbling issues. The team signed Hyde in the offseason and drafted Dallas. Penny is expected to remain on PUP and miss at least the first six weeks of the season.

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.

Former Texans’ RB Carlos Hyde reached agreement with the Seattle Seahawks, per source.

With Rashaad Penny most likely starting the season on the PUP list and Chris Carson also coming off an injury, it appears Seattle felt the need to bring in some reinforcement to their backfield. Carlos Hyde posted 1,070 and six touchdowns with the Texans last year and will turn 30 years old at the start of the 2020 season.

WR Phillip Dorsett just texted me he is going to the #Seahawks on a 1-year deal.

After three underwhelming seasons in New England, Phillip Dorsett heads to a Seattle team already pretty deep at widout including T.J. Lockett., DK Metcalf and David Moore. He isn't really on the fantasy radar despite his new home.

Former Panthers’ TE Greg Olsen is signing a one-year, $7 million deal that includes $5.5M gtd with the Seahawks, per source. Olsen visited and negotiated with Buffalo, Seattle and Washington but felt most comfortable with the Seahawks.

The 34-year-old is joining an offense that has been targeting the tight end more frequently in recent seasons. If Greg Olsen can remain healthy, he'll be in the conversation as a low-end starting TE for fantasy purposes in 2020.