The Seattle Seahawks decided Saturday to keep defensive end Chris Clemons on the 53-man active roster, rather than placing him on the physically unable to perform list to start the regular season. The decision with Clemons was among the surprises as the Seahawks got down to the league-mandated roster limit. The decision to keep Clemons on the active roster is an indication he could be back from the knee injury he suffered during the NFC playoffs at Washington last January within the first month of the season. Clemons did individual work separate from the team during training camp, but has yet to take part in a single practice. Had Seattle placed Clemons on the PUP list, he would have missed the first six games of the regular season. Source: Associated Press
