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The Minnesota Vikings (12-2) on Saturday announced the use of standard elevations for defensive back Bobby McCain and tight end Nick Muse ahead of visiting the Seattle Seahawks (8-6) in Week 16.

McCain has appeared in 133 regular-season games, including contests at the New York Giants in Week 1 and against the New York Jets in Week 5. He played three defensive snaps and 12 special teams snaps to open the 2024 season and logged nine special teams snaps in London.

Muse has spent time on Minnesota's 53-man roster and the practice squad this season, appearing in four games. He played against the Giants, 49ers, Bears in Chicago and Cardinals.

He has appeared on 17 offensive snaps and 47 special teams snaps.

The Vikings also announced that C.J. Ham did not travel with the team to Seattle but will arrive separately Saturday night.

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