Seahawks elevate Trevon Diggs, Bobby Hart for Raiders game with four starters out

The Seattle Seahawks brought cornerback Trevon Diggs and offensive tackle Bobby Hart up from the practice squad on Saturday. Both are available for Sunday's Week 10 game at the Las Vegas Raiders, which CBS is broadcasting. SB Nation and Seattle Sports both reported the moves. Neither player is expected to have a large role. The more important context is who won't play.

Seattle (5-4) has already ruled out quarterback Sam Darnold (quad, ribs), left tackle Charles Cross (ankle), left guard Quenton Nelson (knee) and defensive tackle Leonard Williams (stinger), according to Seattle Sports' injury report coverage. Drew Lock (right elbow, oblique) will start for the second week in a row. He was limited in practice again but has no game designation. Head coach Mike Macdonald told Seattle Sports that Lock is "confident and optimistic, so we're in good shape." Edge rusher Uchenna Nwosu (ankle), receiver Rashid Shaheed (knee) and nose tackle Brandon Pili (back) are set to return.

What the call-ups change

Hart is the more functional of the two additions. Cross is missing his third straight game, so swing tackle Josh Jones gets a third straight start at left tackle, and Hart is again the backup tackle behind him. SB Nation notes that this is Hart's third straight elevation, which uses up the last one he can get in a row. His only snaps this season were three against Arizona last week. Macdonald has said Cross is on track to come back after the bye.

Diggs is a two-time Pro Bowler who is trying to rebuild his career after knee injuries. Seattle has moved him between the 53-man roster and the practice squad this season. Seattle Sports counts four appearances and 27 defensive snaps. SB Nation adds that he has one tackle, and that he played only six snaps in the 20-3 home win over Kansas City. Devon Witherspoon and Nehemiah Pritchett are both healthy, so Diggs looks like insurance rather than part of the rotation. SB Nation questioned the choice, since the bigger needs are on the interior lines and at quarterback. Its explanation is that the newest practice-squad additions, guard Cordell Volson, defensive tackle Cole Brevard and quarterback Adrian Martinez, have each been with the team for less than two weeks.

Seattle is coming off a 17-3 win over Arizona with Lock at quarterback. That win followed a 34-17 home loss to Chicago. The defense has allowed three points in two of its last three games.

What the market says

As of Sunday, Seattle is a 72% favorite across the 12 sportsbooks and prediction markets on this game's odds page. The two groups agree closely: the sportsbooks put Seattle at 72% and the prediction markets at 71%. Las Vegas is a 6.5-point underdog, and the total is 40.5.

The Seahawks moneyline varies across the prediction markets. Novig has the shortest price at -257, compared with -279 at Polymarket and -290 at Kalshi. On the Raiders, Polymarket's +250 is the longest price anywhere, ahead of Novig at +245 and Kalshi at +229. Sportsbook hold on the moneyline is between 3.5% and 5.9%.

For Seattle at -6.5, Novig has the best price at +104. For Las Vegas at +6.5, Pinnacle's -105 is the best price, one cent better than Novig's -106. Novig also has the best prices on the total at 40.5: +102 on the over and -106 on the under. All of these prices can move before kickoff.