Seattle Seahawks rocked by injury woes as Kupp, Reed among four limited in practice

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Injury Concerns Loom Over Seattle Seahawks Ahead of Week 9 Showdown

The Seattle Seahawks are grappling with injury issues as they gear up to host the Washington Commanders on Sunday Night Football. Despite coming off a bye week, their latest practice report reveals that four significant players were limited in their participation, casting a shadow over the team’s preparations.

Injury Report Highlights

The Seahawks are looking to improve their record to 6-2 and solidify their position atop the NFC West standings. A victory could also push the struggling Commanders, currently sitting at 3-5, further down the playoff race. However, the potential absence of key contributors could complicate matters for Seattle.

During Thursday’s practice, the following players were noted in the injury report:

Did Not Participate:
– Julian Love, S, Hamstring
– Eric Saubert, TE, Calf

Limited Participants:
– Jake Bobo, WR, Achilles
– Derick Hall, LB, Oblique
– Cooper Kupp, WR, Heel/Hamstring
– Jarran Reed, DT, Wrist

Full Participants:
– Sam Darnold, QB, Chest
– Christian Haynes, G, Pectoral
– DeMarcus Lawrence, EDGE, Rest on Wednesday
– Leonard Williams, DT, Rest on Wednesday
– Devon Witherspoon, CB, Knee
– Robbie Ouzts, FB, Ankle

Key Players Impacted

Among the players listed as limited, Cooper Kupp and Jarran Reed stand out due to their potential impact on the game. Kupp, who joined the Seahawks this offseason after a successful stint with the Los Angeles Rams, has quickly become a vital target for the offense. With 24 receptions for 294 yards, he offers a reliable option on the field, complementing the emerging talent of Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

On the defensive side, Reed’s presence is crucial. Although he has recorded only 16 tackles this season, his ability to clog lanes and perform the unheralded “dirty work” often allows his teammates to shine. His contributions extend beyond mere statistics, making his status a focal point for the Seahawks’ defensive strategy.

Looking Ahead

While the limited participation of these key players raises concerns, the fact that they are still involved in practice offers a glimmer of hope. The Seahawks will be watching their progress closely as they aim to have their full roster available come Sunday night. With the stakes high in this pivotal Week 9 matchup, the team’s ability to navigate these injury challenges could be the difference in their quest for victory.

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