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NegativeRoleSep 14, 2026Buffalo Rumblings
The Bills signed fullback Brock Lampe to the practice squad the day after using 13 personnel (three tight ends) on more than a third of offensive snaps, signaling potential fullback integration into the offense. Lampe, an undrafted free agent from Northern Illinois, spent last summer with the Patriots before being cut in July 2025, then signed with the Seahawks in early August and was waived with an injury designation on August 30. He played 39 exhibition snaps for Seattle in August and is now reasonably healthy or close to it, arriving after neither training camp fullback Jackson Acker nor Ben VanSumeren made the 53-man roster.
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NegativeDepth ChartAug 6, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Seahawks signed undrafted fullback Brock Lampe from Northern Illinois, who spent his entire college career with the Huskies under then head coach Thomas Hammock, now the team's senior offensive assistant/running backs coach. Lampe profiles as a traditional physical blocker at 6'1, 249 lbs; he switched from linebacker to fullback ahead of his sophomore season in 2022 and helped anchor a rushing attack that averaged 203.8 rushing yards per game in his senior season. After going undrafted, he signed with the New England Patriots but missed his entire rookie campaign on injured reserve due to a leg injury in training camp; he was waived by New England on July 22 after returning for OTAs.
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NegativeDepth ChartAug 6, 2026Field Gulls
Seahawks signed fullback Brock Lampe, an undrafted prospect from Northern Illinois who spent three seasons under now-Seahawks senior offensive assistant/running backs coach Thomas Hammock. Lampe is a 6'1, 249-lb traditional physical blocker who helped anchor a Northern Illinois rushing attack averaging 203.8 rushing yards per game in his senior season. He began his college career as a linebacker before switching to fullback ahead of his sophomore season in 2022. After going undrafted, Lampe signed with the New England Patriots but missed his entire rookie campaign on injured reserve due to a leg injury sustained in training camp; he was waived by New England on July 22 after returning for OTAs.
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NegativeDepth ChartJul 23, 2026Pats Pulpit
Waived by the Patriots after a season-ending injury in late July blocked his roster path. As the lone fullback on the roster initially, Lampe saw some reps with the first-team offense during his rookie offseason and early stages of 2025 training camp, appearing to be a possible roster candidate despite going unselected in the draft. However, the season-ending injury ended any such projections. When the team subsequently signed veteran Reggie Gilliam to a three-year contract in free agency, his road to the 53-man roster effectively became blocked. Beating out Gilliam in training camp was never a realistic option.
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NegativeDepth ChartNo dateYahoo Sports NFL
Waived by the Patriots after his road to the 53-man roster became blocked following a season-ending injury in late July 2025 and the team's subsequent signing of veteran fullback Reggie Gilliam to a three-year contract in free agency. Despite a relatively promising start to his NFL career with first-team reps during his rookie offseason and early 2025 training camp, Lampe's injury and Gilliam's arrival made him an unrealistic roster candidate.
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