Mike Macdonald Stays Tight-Lipped on Injured Seahawks WR's Status
Mike Macdonald gave a vague update on an injured Seahawks WR, adding to the team's growing list of receiver concerns.
Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald declined to provide a definitive timeline on the recovery status of injured wide receivers Jake Bobo and Tory Horton. Both players have faced setbacks that could impact the team's offense in the upcoming 2026 season. Bobo suffered a serious knee injury during Friday's joint practice against the Titans, while Horton, a second-year wideout, recently returned to training camp after recovering from a fractured shin sustained in Week 9.
Macdonald maintained that Horton's recovery timeline is still unknown, only adding that he would be out for an unspecified period of time. Horton, drafted as the Seahawks' fifth-round pick in 2025, had a strong rookie season with 13 receptions for 161 yards and five touchdowns before his season-ending injury. His performance in Week 9, including two touchdown catches, had generated significant excitement for his future role as the team's No. 4 receiver behind Smith-Njigba, Kupp, and Shaheed.
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