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Joe Mixon to visit Seahawks Sunday, per Glazer

Free agent RB Joe Mixon is scheduled to visit the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

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Free agent running back Joe Mixon will visit the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, according to NFL insider Jay Glazer. The visit was reported by Underdog NFL on X.

What happened

Glazer reported that Mixon is set to travel to Seattle for a visit with the team on Sunday. No additional details about the nature of the visit or potential contract discussions were provided.

Context

Mixon, 29, is an unrestricted free agent after nine NFL seasons. He has no injury designation and has been added in over 23,000 Sleeper fantasy leagues in the past 24 hours, indicating significant fantasy interest in his potential landing spot.

The Seahawks’ interest in Mixon comes as the team evaluates its backfield options. The visit could signal Seattle’s desire to add a veteran running back.

What’s next

Mixon’s visit is scheduled for Sunday. Any potential signing would depend on the outcome of the visit and subsequent negotiations.

Glazer: Joe Mixon will visit the Seahawks on Sunday.

🏈 Fantasy impact

Mixon’s visit to Seattle creates immediate fantasy intrigue. If he signs, he would likely compete for early-down work and could become a volume-based RB2. Fantasy managers should monitor the situation closely, as Mixon’s value would rise significantly with a clear role. In the meantime, he is a speculative add in deeper leagues, but be cautious until a deal is official.

Quick answers

What is Joe Mixon's fantasy outlook if he joins Seattle?

If signed, Mixon would likely compete for early-down work and could be a volume-based RB2.

Sources

  1. Player data (Sleeper)
  2. Glazer: Joe Mixon will visit the Seahawks on Sunday. (X (@UnderdogNFL))

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