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Seahawks’ Brady Russell has major life moment captured on ‘Hard Knocks’

Seahawks fullback Brady Russell starred in this week’s “Hard Knocks" as his leaving at halftime of a preseason game as his wife went into labor was a key moment.

Published Aug 19, 2026 · 9:45 PMOriginal source: The Seattle Times1 reads
Seahawks fullback Brady Russell starred in this week’s “Hard Knocks" as his leaving at halftime of a preseason game as his wife went into labor was a key moment.
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