Nine-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle Jason Peters is expected to sign with the Seattle Seahawks' practice squad, according to a source. The 42-year-old begins his 21st season in the NFL and his second with the Seahawks, where he appeared in eight games (two starts) last year. Peters' 2023 season in Seattle ended early due to a foot injury, but he's presumably healthy now and will rejoin the team heading into a Week 5 meeting against the New York Giants. He will sign with Seattle after recently visiting the team as a free agent. While Peters might stay on the practice squad for this weekend's game against the G-Men, he figures to eventually get the call to the active roster to help add depth to the team's offensive line.
The Seattle Seahawks hosted free-agent offensive tackle Jason Peters for a visit on Tuesday. Peters has familiarity with the team after having played in eight games for the Seahawks in 2023. The move comes as the Seahawks were forced to put offensive tackle George Fant (knee) on injured reserve. The Seahawks O-line is already banged up without preferred starting tackle Abraham Lucas (knee). The 42-year-old Peters has had a long and very successful NFL career. He made his mark with the Philadelphia Eagles from 2009 to 2020. He has spent the last couple of years bouncing around the league as a fill-in starter for the Seahawks and the Dallas Cowboys. The injuries along the O-line negatively affect the Seahawks' skill players. Peters may be able to provide depth but he is not the player he used to be. Fantasy managers should keep an eye on this situation to make sure that the O-line can get healthy.
41-year-old offensive tackle Jason Peters is signing with the Seattle Seahawks after Charles Cross (toe) and Abraham Lucas (knee) suffered injuries in the Week 1 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Peters was undrafted in 2004 but has nine Pro Bowl nods on his career resume. He spent the majority of his career with the Philadelphia Eagles but was a member of the Dallas Cowboys in 2022. It's unclear whether Peters will actually become a starter for Seattle. The team losing its two starting tackles is not a positive development for Geno Smith, Kenneth Walker, and other fantasy-relevant Seahawks players.
The Seattle Seahawks will work out free-agent veteran offensive tackle Jason Peters after losing both left tackle Charles Cross (toe) and right tackle Abe Lucas (knee) in the Week 1 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Cross' and Lucas' availability for Week 2 against the Detroit Lions is uncertain. Stone Forsythe finished the game on Sunday at left tackle, and Jake Curhan finished the game for Seattle at right tackle. Peters, 41, has played 19 NFL seasons with the Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, Chicago Bears and Dallas Cowboys and has been named to nine Pro Bowls. Peters saw action in 10 games (one start) for the Cowboys in 2022. If Cross and Lucas miss any time, Seattle's offense could continue to struggle early on.
The Dallas Cowboys will start Jason Peters at left tackle on Monday night in the wild-card playoff game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, which will be just his second start of the year. It will be Dallas' fifth offensive line combination of the season. Peters will be making his seventh playoff appearance, a sign that the Cowboys won't shy away from the passing game against Tampa. The nine-time Pro Bowler played in only 10 games in his first season with the Cowboys in 2022. Normal left tackle Tyler Smith had shifted to guard the last couple weeks after the injury to center Tyler Biadasz. Peters is probably more than capable of protecting quarterback Dak Prescott's blind side, but it will something to keep a close eye on for Monday night's contest.
Dallas Cowboys offensive tackle Jason Peters (chest) will suit up on Sunday night against the Eagles. The 40-year-old injured his chest in the Week 5 win over the Los Angeles Rams and was predicted to miss a few games. However, Peter has healed quicker than anticipated, so he'll be on the field versus his former team, much to the delight of Cooper Rush and company.
The Dallas Cowboys have reportedly agreed to a contract with offensive tackle Jason Peters. The 40-year-old is expected to begin the season on the practice squad. Although, Peters could certainly see some action, assuming the Cowboys lose a few players to injuries. The nine-time Pro Bowl tackle probably still has a little left in the tank. At worst, he's a great leader for the locker room and someone who could help teach the young players on the offensive line.
The Dallas Cowboys are working towards a deal for former Philadelphia Eagles star and future Hall of Fame offensive tackle Jason Peters after a successful visit this past week, according to sources. Nothing is done, but there is mutual interest on both sides, and Peters could land with the Cowboys by Monday. The Cowboys are going to be without All-Pro left tackle Tyron Smith (hamstring, knee) until sometime in December due to a serious injury, and signing Peters would allow rookie first-rounder Tyler Smith a little more time to develop before being thrown into the fire immediately. Peters, a nine-time Pro Bowler started 15 games for the Chicago Bears at left tackle in 2021.
Jason Peters Has A Scheduled Visit With The Cowboys
Free-agent tackle Jason Peters will make a stop in Dallas for a visit with the Cowboys. The veteran suited up for the Chicago Bears last season, starting 15 games. He's also a multi-time All-Pro. While Peters may not start if he gets signed, he adds depth for a team that is expected to be without Tyron Smith (knee) for at least a few months.
Chicago Bears left tackle Jason Peters (ankle) has been ruled out for the Monday night game against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 15. The Vikings also ruled out cornerback Xavier Crawford (concussion). With Peters out, second-round rookie Teven Jenkins is on track to make his first NFL start on rookie quarterback Justin Fields' blind side against Minnesota. Jenkins played in the last two games after he missed the first 11 games of his rookie season due to offseason back surgery. "We'll be able to help him out when we need to, and his mindset will be great," head coach Matt Nagy said of Jenkins. Fields' protection will be something to watch in this matchup on Monday night.
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