Seahawks signing David King off Bengals practice squad

The Bengals have a vacancy on their practice squad, which they'll likely fill in the next few days. Per ESPN's Adam Caplan, the Seattle Seahawks are signing defensive lineman David King off the Bengals' practice squad:

#Seahawks to sign DL David King off #Bengals practice squad. King was drafted by the #Eagles in the 7th round of 2013 draft.

— Adam Caplan (@caplannfl) December 11, 2014

According to most scouting reports during the predraft process, King was viewed as an athletic, versatile lineman "who has played inside and outside" and as someone who "holds the edge well in the run game."

NFL.com's scouting report says:

NFL scouts might refer to you as a "tweener", or a player who doesn't quite have a position fit at the next level. But if there's enough talent in that prospect, he can turn that into a positive - becoming a valued swing player capable of starting outside to stop the run, moving inside in obvious passing situations to provide quickness, and even projecting as a five-technique in a three-man front.