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Noah Fant Reportedly Will Visit Bengals amid Heavy Interest

Seahawks’ Mike Macdonald shuts down question about Noah Fant release

Macdonald’s response was blunt and unapologetically vague. “I’m not going to tell you exactly why. There’s multiple reasons.”

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Noah Fant Reportedly Will Visit Bengals amid Heavy Interest After Seahawks Release

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Mike Macdonald sounds off on release of ex-Seahawks TE Noah Fant

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Seahawks open training camp with competition at multiple spots

The Seattle Seahawks’ decision to release Noah Fant on Sunday ahead of the start of training camp cleared $8.91 million against the salary cap, as well as set up competition with the tight end group....

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Ja'Marr Chase on Bengals Possibly Signing Top Free Agent Tight End Noah Fant

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Report: Noah Fant to visit Bengals on Thursday

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Fantasy Sleeper Alert: Elijah Arroyo poised to shine for Seahawks following Noah Fant's release

A new sleeper emerged Sunday at tight end when the Seahawks released Noah Fant. Elijah Arroyo is about to become very popular for Fantasy managers. He was already a buzzworthy player following the NFL Draft when Seattle selected him at No.

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Seahawks Rookie Elijah Arroyo Wows Coaches

The spotlight now lands on Elijah Arroyo, Seattle’s exciting rookie tight end. Arroyo signed his rookie deal just days ago, and Fant’s release came almost immediately after. The timing there obviously isn't coincidental.

Noah Fant Released by Seahawks, Saves $8.91M for Salary Cap After Arroyo Draft Pick

The Seattle Seahawks released tight end Noah Fant, the team announced Sunday. The Seahawks saved $8.91 million against the salary cap by releasing Fant after he was due a non-guaranteed salary of $8.49 million in 2025, per Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times.

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Cincinnati Bengals Should Sign Former First Round Pick Before Training Camp

Should the Cincinnati Bengals add to their tight end room? That has been the question ever since news broke Sunday that the Seattle Seahawks made the decision to release starting tight end Noah Fant three years after acquiring him in the Russell Wilson trade with the Denver Broncos.