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Cardinals' Rees Odhiambo: Reverts to IR
Odhiambo (chest) reverted to the Cardinals' injured reserve Wednesday per the NFL's official transaction log.
Odhiambo was waived/injured by the team but ultimately went unclaimed. He is now set to spend the season on the sidelines unless both parties reach an injury settlement.
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Rees Odhiambo: Let go by Cards
Arizona waived/injured Odhiambo (chest) on Saturday, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.
It's unclear when Odhiambo sustained the chest injury. The 26-year-old originally signed with Arizona in December, but now will have to focus on getting healthy and finding another opportunity elsewhere.
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Cardinals' Rees Odhiambo: Signs with Arizona
Odhiambo was signed by the Cardinals from the Colts' practice squad Tuesday, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.
The Seahawk's 2016 third-round pick was waived by Atlanta on Nov. 12 and finally found a new team Tuesday. Odhiambo will likely assume a depth offensive line role for the Cardinals going forward.
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Rees Odhiambo: Waived by Atlanta
Odhiambo was waived by the Falcons on Monday, Adam Caplan of SiriusXM Radio reports.
Odhiambo was waived to make room for Deion Jones (foot) on Atlanta's 53-man roster. If Odhiambo clears waivers, the former third-round pick will be free to search for a depth role elsewhere in the league.
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Falcons' Rees Odhiambo: Signed by Falcons
Odhiambo was signed off the Colts practice squad to become a member of Atlanta's active roster, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.
With starting right guard Brandon Fusco having suffered a season-ending broken ankle during Monday's 23-20 win against the Giants, Atlanta signed the former Seahawk, Odhiambo. Barring another acquisition, it will likely be Ben Garland who slides in to replace Fusco in the starting lineup, while Odhiambo provides additional depth along the offensive line for the time being.
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Rees Odhiambo: Waived by Seahawks
Odhiambo was waived by the Seahawks on Sunday, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.
Odhiambo was let go in order to create room for a waiver claim on Jordan Simmons.
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Seahawks' Rees Odhiambo: Misses Monday's practice
Odhiambo did not practice Monday due to an undisclosed illness, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio 950 KJR Seattle reports.
Seattle hasn't released many details regarding the specifics of Odhiambo's absence. Depending on the illness, Odhiambo could be sidelined for a couple of days.
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Seahawks' Rees Odhiambo: Limited Thursday
Odhiambo (hand) was limited during Thursday's practice session, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.
Odhiambo is returning from a hand injury that kept him out of minicamps in June. The reserve guard appears to be on track with his recovery and should be a full go at practice in the near future.
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Seahawks' Rees Odhiambo: Non-participant in minicamp
Odhiambo (hand) was unable to participate in the Seahawks' offseason program, Stacy Rost of ESPN 710 Seattle reports.
Odhiambo required surgery to repair multiple broken and dislocated fingers last November, and it appears he's still in recovery. However, head coach Pete Carroll expects the lineman to be ready for training camp, when Odhiambo will compete for a reserve role at guard.
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Seahawks' Rees Odhiambo: Lands on injured reserve
Odhiambo will require surgery to repair multiple broken and dislocated fingers on both hands and was placed on injured reserve Wednesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
The 25-year-old probably could have continued to play through the injuries if needed, but the recent acquisition of veteran tackle Duane Brown lessens the need for his services. Odhiambo started the Seahawks' first seven games of the season at left tackle and often struggled to protect quarterback Russell Wilson's blind side.
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Seahawks' Rees Odhiambo: Without injury designation
Odhiambo (chest) will not carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Rams, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.
Odhiambo was a full participant at practice Wednesday and was consequently absent from the Seahawks' injury report the rest of the week. The 25-year-old seems ready to play after sustaining a bruised sternum against the Colts last Sunday.
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Seahawks' Rees Odhiambo: Full practice participant
Odhiambo (chest) was a full participant in Wednesday's practice, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.
Odhiambo was the victim of a scary scene Sunday when he went to the hospital after having trouble breathing. Now that he's healthy again, he's in line to start.
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Seahawks' Rees Odhiambo: Nursing bruised sternum
Odhiambo is questionable for next week's game against the Rams after suffering a bruised sternum Sunday, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.
Odhiambo was taken to the hospital following Sunday's game after he was experiencing trouble breathing properly. The scare was somewhat put to rest following his release from the emergency room Monday, but there's reason to believe he'll be forced out for Week 5 action with the chest injury. Although coach Pete Carroll has yet to disclose who a potential backup would be, the consensus is that he'll lean on Matt Tobin if Odhiambo can't suit up.
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Seahawks' Rees Odhiambo: Remains hostpitalized with heart issue
Odhiambo is believed to have suffered from a cardiac contusion in Sunday's win over the Colts and remains hospitalized, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.
It appears as though Odhiambo's ailment is fairly serious after the lineman was stretchered out of the team's locker room while having trouble breathing. The Seahawks will likely give a more specified timetable as soon as they know more, but chances are Odhiambo will be out for an extended period of time.
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Seahawks' Rees Odhiambo: Suffers chest injury Sunday
Odhiambo was stretchered out of the locker room due to a chest injury he sustained Sunday night, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio KJR reports.
Odhiambo is apparently having trouble breathing after getting hit in the chest on an interception return Sunday night. More information will be known after the lineman undergoes further testing Monday.
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Seahawks' Rees Odhiambo: Free from injury report
Odhiambo (ankle) was not listed on Wednesday's injury report, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.
Odhiambo was slowed up by an ankle issue at practice last week, but ultimately suited up for the Seahawks loss to the Titans. The second year lineman appears on track to protect Russell Wilson's blindside in Sunday night's matchup against the Colts barring any setbacks.
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Seahawks' Rees Odhiambo: Nursing an ankle
Odhiambo had his ankles looked at during Monday's walkthrough, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio 950 KJR Seattle reports.
Odhiambo presumably suffered the injury during Sunday's loss to the Titans. The severity of the issue is unknown at this time, but Matt Tobin figures to be in line to fill in at left tackle should the second-year lineman be forced to miss any time.
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Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-4, 297 lbs |
| Birthplace: Nairobi, Kenya |
| Age: 32 |
| School: Boise State |
| Experience: 4 |