Tuesday’s roster cutdown deadline has come and gone, and now, the Seattle Seahawks have just 53 players to work with like every other team. Klint Kubiak wasn’t kidding when he said fullbacks would play a major role in his offense. The fact that the Seahawks opted to keep two fullbacks on the roster in fifth-round rookie Robbie Ouzts and third-year pro Brady Russell, even if the latter also spends time at tight end, is certainly interesting to say the last. Provided Kubiak makes good use of both players, it should work out well.