Seahawks' Metcalf not practicing amid deal talks

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Metcalf reported with the rest of the team on Tuesday, then did not take part in any portion of Wednesday's first practice, an increasingly popular approach that has become known as a "hold in."
Carroll made it clear that Metcalf didn't practice Wednesday because of his contract situation and not his surgically repaired foot, saying the receiver passed his physical and is "fine."
By showing up to camp but not practicing, Metcalf avoids what would be $40,000 in daily fines as well as the risk of injury.
For now, Metcalf is scheduled to make $3.983 million in the final year of the rookie contract he signed as the final pick of the second round in 2019.