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  • Saints' Ugo Amadi: Returns to Big Easy

    Amadi signed a contract with the Saints on Tuesday. Amadi spent 2023 with New Orleans, serving in a depth capacity in the secondary while also contributing on special teams. He'll likely fill a similar role in 2024.
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  • Saints' Ugo Amadi: Ready to play

    Amadi (knee) is active Sunday against the Packers. Amadi was able to get in limited practices Thursday and Friday, leading up to him taking the field Sunday. He should continue his role of chipping in on special teams.
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  • Saints' Ugo Amadi: Questionable for Sunday at Packers

    Amadi (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game at Green Bay, Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports. Amadi was able to practice in a limited capacity both Thursday and Friday, so perhaps he's closer to the probable end of questionable than a true 50/50 to play. Either way, he's not likely to see much work outside of the special teams unit in Week 3.
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  • Titans' Ugo Amadi: Healthy scratch

    Amadi (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's game against Commanders, Jim Wyatt of the Titans' official site reports. Amadi was forced to miss the Titans' last two games with an ankle injury. He returned to a full practice Wednesday and didn't carry an injury tag, so it appears that coach Mike Vrabel has decided to lean on Andrew Adams as the backup free safety against the Commanders.
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  • Titans' Ugo Amadi: Ready to return

    Amadi (ankle) was a full participant in practice Wednesday, Turron Davenport of ESPN.com reports. Amadi has missed each of the last two games after suffering the injury in Week 2's loss to the Bills. After logging a full practice, he should be good to go Sunday against the Commanders.
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  • Eagles' Ugo Amadi: Dealt to Eagles

    Seattle traded Amadi to Philadelphia on Monday in exchange for J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports. The Seahawks apparently had planned to simply cut Amadi before the trade for Arcega-Whiteside materialized. He has registered more than 50 tackles each of the past two seasons, so he'll provide some welcome depth in the defensive backfield and serve as a seasoned special-teams contributor for the Eagles.
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  • Seahawks' Ugo Amadi: Takes on larger role in 2020

    Amadi recorded 54 tackles and seven pass breakups over 14 games (five starts) during the 2020 season. Amadi operated as the Seahawks' primary slot cornerback in 2020. The 2019 fourth-round pick was solid in his duties, letting up 353 yards (5.7 yards per target) and no touchdowns in coverage. Under contract for two more seasons, Amadi should be the favorite to win the starting job again in 2021, barring a free-agent acquisition or a high draft pick.
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  • Seahawks' Ugo Amadi: Will sit against Bills

    Amadi (hamstring) has been ruled out for Sunday's game versus the Bills, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports. Amadi didn't practice all week and will miss a second straight game. Last week against the 49ers, D.J. Reed covered for Amadi at slot corner and may be in line for the starting job again, although Ryan Neal could be called upon as well.
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  • Seahawks' Ugo Amadi: Sitting as expected Sunday

    Amadi (hamstring) is inactive for Sunday's game against San Francisco. The 23-year-old was considered doubtful due to the hamstring injury, so there was never much of an expectation for him to play Sunday. Damarious Randall should step in for slot work in Amadi's absence since Ryan Neal (hamstring) will be starting in place of Jamal Adams (groin/illness).
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  • Seahawks' Ugo Amadi: Unlikely to play Sunday

    Amadi (hamstring) is doubtful for Sunday's game versus the 49ers, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio 950 KJR Seattle reports. The Seahawks secondary is banged up across the board, as starting cornerback Shaquill Griffin (hamstring/concussion) has been ruled out and Jamal Adams (groin/illness) is questionable. Amadi plays a key role covering the slot, and the Seahawks are running low on viable replacements. Either Damarious Randall or Ryan Neal (hamstring) likely will fill in.
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  • Seahawks' Ugo Amadi: Slated for nickel safety role

    Amadi is expected to be the Seahawks' nickel safety following news that Marquise Blair (torn ACL) is out for the season, John Boyle of the team's official site reports. Amadi served in this role toward the end of the 2019 season and appeared the front runner for the job in 2020 before Blair produced a dominant training camp. When Blair went down in Week 2, Amadi filled in immediately, logging 65 percent of the defensive snaps and eight solo tackles. Head coach Pete Carroll has showered Amadi with praise and believes it will be a smooth transition at the position. He could have his hands full in Week 3 versus the Cowboys, as rookie CeeDee Lamb, who primarily plays in the slot, just torched the Falcons for six receptions for 106 yards in Week 2.
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  • Seahawks' Ugo Amadi: Increased duties on tap

    Amadi is expected to start at nickel corner for Sunday's game against the Eagles, Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune reports. The Seahawks waived Jamar Taylor on Wednesday, opening the door for Amadi -- a rookie fourth-rounder -- to play on defense for the first time since Week 2. Taylor never exceeded a 50-percent snap share, so Amadi likely will fill a similar role.
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  • Seahawks' Ugo Amadi: Full practice Thursday

    Amadi (shoulder) was a full participant at Thursday's practice, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports. Amadi suffered a shoulder injury in Week 1's win over the Bengals, and it looks as if he will be able to suit up Sunday against the Steelers, barring a setback. He should offer depth at the safety position and log snaps on special teams.
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