Seahawks waived TE Jameson Konz, WR Perez Ashford, LB Kyle Knox, TE Andrei Lintz, LS Kyle Nelson, DT Martin Parker, LB Craig Wilkins, and WR Brett Swain.

The Seahawks tried Konz at both tight end and defensive end, but he couldn't stick. Swain is a former Packers and 49ers retread wide receiver.

Recently re-signed Seahawks DL Jameson Konz has converted back to tight end.

At least that's columnist Dave Boling's impression. Signed Tuesday, Konz was working with the tight ends on Wednesday. Konz's best shot at making the team will be as a special teamer, but his roster odds are long.

Seahawks re-signed DL Jameson Konz.

Konz missed all of 2012 after tearing his ACL in his NFL debut in 2011. A converted tight end, he'll fight for a spot on special teams.

Free agent LB Jameson Konz is visiting the Giants.

The converted tight end missed all of 2012 after tearing his ACL in his NFL debut in October 2011. He'd fight for a spot on special teams in Seattle.

Seahawks DE Jameson Konz is done for the year with a torn ACL.

The converted tight end suffered the season-ending injury in his NFL debut against the Giants Sunday. His loss will be felt slightly on special teams.

Seahawks signed DE Jameson Konz from their practice squad.

Drafted as a hybrid tight end-wide receiver after a dominant Combine performance in 2010, Konz converted to defensive end in this year's training camp. Though he's a freak of nature, "The Konz" will likely be limited to a special teams role for the foreseeable future.

The Seahawks have converted tight end Jameson Konz from tight end to defensive end.

Konz entered the league without a position and a 46-inch vertical leap. Still, the position switch after a missed rookie season can't bode well for Konz's chances of making the final roster. He'll have to dominate on special teams.

Seahawks second-year TE Jameson Konz confirmed that he is 100 percent recovered from last year's hip injury.

"I feel like I've recovered 100 percent," said Konz, a freak athlete without a real NFL position. "I still feel fast. I feel back to normal." Konz, a seventh-round pick last year, will have to excel on special teams to make the Seahawks.

Seahawks waived/injured TE Jameson Konz.

An "athlete" out of Kent State, Konz was a seventh-round flier in the truest sense during April's draft. The Seahawks will be fine at tight end without him.

Seahawks signed seventh-round TE Jameson Konz to a four-year contract.

An athletic project, Konz is likely headed for the practice squad as a rookie. At best, he'll be the No. 3 tight end behind John Carlson and Chris Baker.

Seahawks seventh-rounder Jameson Konz has been working as a tight end, not a receiver, in OTAs.

A freakishly athletic practice squad candidate, Konz will have to bulk up to stay at tight end even if he's ultimately a backup for John Carlson as a receiving specialist. The Seahawks aren't going to ask him to do much blocking.