The Seahawks added offensive line depth to their practice squad, signing center Doug Kramer

John Boyle

The Seahawks signed centerDoug Kramer Jr.to their practice squad on Thursday, adding depth to an interior line that is dealing with multiple injuries.

Running back Myles Gaskin was released to make room on the practice squad.

Kramer, a sixth-round pick of the Bears in 2022, spent his rookie season on injured reserve, then appeared in 18 games over the past two seasons. He was waived by the Bears with an injury designation prior to the start of the season.

Kramer gives the Seahawks added interior line depth with starting center Jalen Sundell on injured reserve due to a knee injury. The Seahawks also lost left guard Grey Zabel to a knee injury last week, but that injury is not considered serious so it is not know if he will play this week. If Zabel can't play, Christian Haynes would start in his place, which in turn affect Seattle's center depth, as Haynes was also a backup option at center behind Olu Oluwatimi with Sundell out.