Seymour has been suspended by the NFL for six games Tuesday for violating the league's Performance-Enhancing Substances policy, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.
Seymour is on the Commanders' practice squad, though he did play in Weeks 5 and 6, during which he logged one solo tackle across 17 snaps on special teams. He is eligible for reinstatement following the Commanders' Week 13 contest against the Titans on Dec. 1.
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Ravens' Kevon Seymour: Will not return
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Seymour (shoulder) has been ruled out for the remainder of Sunday's game against the Seahawks.
Seymour suffered the injury in the second quarter and was initially considered questionable to return. His absence should only impact Baltimore on special teams.
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Ravens' Kevon Seymour: Missing Sunday
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Seymour (ankle) has been ruled out ahead of Sunday's game against the Lions.
The 29-year-old was held out of practice all week, and he'll miss this Sunday's contest as he continues to recover from the ankle injury he suffered during Baltimore's Week 6 win over the Titans. Arthur Maulet and Jalyn Armour-Davis will likely see an increased workload as rotational corners in the Ravens' secondary this weekend.
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Ravens' Kevon Seymour: Moves to COVID-19 list
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Seymour was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list Monday.
No further details have been given regarding Seymour, so it's unclear whether he will be ready for Sunday's game against the Steelers. Seymour played 17 special teams snaps in the Ravens' 16-10 win Sunday night over the Browns, his first game since being signed off the practice squad Saturday.
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Eagles' Kevon Seymour: Elevated to active roster
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Seymour was elevated to the active roster Saturday, Zach Berman of The Athletic reports.
After ample time away from an NFL team, the Eagles have added Seymour to the 53-man roster. The cornerback missed the entirety of the 2018 season after undergoing double-labrum repair surgery and was unable to earn a roster spot with the Panthers for the 2019 season. Seymour will add a depth role to the Eagles' defense and should assist Darius Slay, Avonte Maddox and Nickell Robey-Coleman in Sunday's game.
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Panthers' Kevon Seymour: Receives medical clearance
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The Panthers announced Monday that Seymour (shoulder) was cleared for their offseason training program, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Charlotte Observer reports.
Seymour spent last season on injured reserve due to double-labrum repair surgery. Now with medical clearance, he appears on track for Week 1 of the 2019 season. The 25-year-old projects to play a reserve role in Carolina's secondary.
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Panthers' Kevon Seymour: Won't play in wild-card matchup
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Seymour (illness) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Saints.
Seymour is one of several Panthers to be affected by an illness this weekend, which will keep him sidelined for the team's wild-card game. Lorenzo Doss could see additional reps at cornerback behind starters James Bradberry and Daryl Worley while Seymour remains sidelined.
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Panthers' Kevon Seymour: Questionable Sunday
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The Panthers added Seymour to their injury report Saturday due to an illness, Joe Person of the Charlotte Observer reports.
Seymour was not the only player added to the injury report as the result of being under the weather. While the severity of the issue is not known at this time, his status will likely be determined closer to Sunday's kickoff. Lorenzo Doss would be in line for increased reps providing depth in the secondary should Seymour ultimately sit out.
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Panthers' Kevon Seymour: Heading south
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Seymour was dealt to the Panthers from the Bills on Saturday in exchange for wide receiver Kaelin Clay and a seventh-round selection in the 2019 NFL Draft, Joe Buscaglia of 7 WKBW reports.
Seymour was going to finish third in a battle with Shareece Wright and E.J. Gaines for the vacant starting cornerback spot in Buffalo, so the Bills unloaded him for a position of greater need. He's talented enough to perhaps work his way into the nickel corner spot for the Panthers.
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Bills' Kevon Seymour: Ready for final audition
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Seymour is recovered enough from his shoulder injury that he's expected to suit up for Thursday's preseason finale against the Lions, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports.
This will be the last chance for Seymour to make his case to start Week 1, as he's currently involved in a dead heat with Shareece Wright and E.J. Gaines for the open starting corner spot across from first-round rookie Tre'Davious White.
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Bills' Kevon Seymour: Injures shoulder
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Seymour suffered a shoulder injury Wednesday and is considered day-to-day, Jay Skurski of The Buffalo News reports.
Seymour missed time earlier this month with a foot injury as well, but the shoulder issue doesn't seem too worrisome. The 23-year-old is currently in the mix for a starting role and hopes to be ready for Saturday's preseason game against the Ravens.
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Bills' Kevon Seymour: Misses another practice
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Seymour, who suffered a foot injury during a recent training camp practice, is off crutches but still in a walking boot, Joe Buscaglia of 7 ABC Buffalo reports.
Seymour is competing with veteran Leonard Johnson for the No. 3 cornerback role, so it'd help his cause if he could get back on the field in short time.
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Bills' Kevon Seymour: Competition lurks
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The Bills drafted cornerback Tre'Davious White -- who will presumably compete with Seymour for starting cornerback duties -- with the 27th overall pick in the draft last week.
Seymour was listed as a starting corner opposite Ronald Darby once Stephon Gilmore bolted to the Patriots, but the Bills obviously have big plans for White as they try to restock a depleted secondary. White doesn't have superstar skills even though he's expected to be a solid NFL contributor, so if he's slow to pick up the game, then Seymour could still be a Week 1 starter. And with a new coach in town, many of the starting spots are going to come down to summer performances anyway.
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Bills' Kevon Seymour: Big opportunity for second-year corner
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With Stephon Gilmore moving on to the Patriots, Seymour is currently listed as a starting corner opposite Ronald Darby, BuffaloBills.com reports. "Last year I had a nice opportunity to get my feet wet and get the understanding of what being a starter felt like," Seymour said. "Now, the opportunity is here and I'm going to take full advantage of it as much as I can and I'm definitely excited about that."
Seymour was just a sixth-round pick out of USC during last year's draft, but he quickly out-kicked the coverage in terms of slotting and now he's got a good chance to start. The Bills will probably replenish their secondary in the draft, but with wideout and safety being bigger needs, Seymour's almost certain to be the favorite to start. We'll see how he does picking up new coach Sean McDermott's defense.
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Bills' Kevon Seymour: Expected to start vs. Jets
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Seymour is expected to start at cornerback Sunday against the Jets with regular starter Stephon Gilmore out with a concussion, BuffaloBills.com reports. "He's getting better," interim head coach Anthony Lynn said of Seymour. "It seemed like every week and even though I was on the offensive side of the ball before I became the head coach, you notice guys on the defense that stand out, and especially on scout team when they're covering your receivers, and he's done a heck of a job all year, and he's had a great week of practice so far."
Seymour is a sixth-round rookie to of USC who's out-kicked the coverage compared to his draft selection, and the start shows he's bypassed a few others in the secondary. He's also started two other games this season, though with no picks in 2016 and no game with more than three tackles, he's not quite there yet from an IDP perspective.
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Bills' Kevon Seymour: High-profile opportunity
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Seymour stands a good chance of starting at cornerback for Buffalo's upcoming game in Oakland, The Buffalo News reports. "It's a big step," said the rookie from USC. "Big responsibility, filling in for Darby and being that corner the team is relying on. I'm excited for it."
Regular starter Ronald Darby has a concussion and hasn't even started practicing again, while normal backup Corey White may be needed in more of a utility role. Hence, Seymour appears likely to see the field quite a bit, and he could accrue a few tackles along the way against Oakland's passing-friendly attack.
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Bills' Kevon Seymour: Full participant Wednesday
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Seymour (undisclosed) was not on the Bills' Wednesday injury report as he logged a full practice.
Seymour was forced to the sideline during Sunday's loss to the Dolphins due to an undisclosed issue, but it doesn't appear to be a problem moving forward. He'll be expected to play Sunday against the Patriots, barring any setbacks.
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Bills' Kevon Seymour: Questionable to return
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Seymour is questionable to return Sunday after exiting due to an undisclosed injury.
Seymour had been nursing a shoulder injury heading into Week 7 but it remains unclear if that was the reason for his exit on Sunday. Corey White and Nickell Robey-Coleman will likely see extra time if Seymour can't return.
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Bills' Kevon Seymour: Limited all week
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Seymour practiced on a limited basis for the third straight day Friday after suffering a shoulder injury against the 49ers last week, and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game in Miami.
We would expect he'll play Sunday after not missing any full practices, where he'll provide defensive back depth for a defense that's come alive the last several weeks.
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Bills' Kevon Seymour: Active for Thursday's contest
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Seymour (hamstring) is active for Buffalo's Week 2 game against the Jets.
Seymour missed the Bills' Week 1 tilt and was limited in practice this past week, but the backup corner will make his season debut Thursday. As a backup corner he'll likely see his number called primarily in passing situations and special teams.
