Winners and Losers from Seahawks-Titans: Some good, some bad, some bad injuries
The Seahawks lost another preseason game, but the performance was better. Sort of.
Seattle Seahawks experienced a mixed preseason game against the Tennessee Titans, showcasing both positive and negative aspects. On the bright side, the team's backups and reserves outplayed the starters, with standout performances from Elijah Arroyo, a mostly unremarkable rookie season, and Jacardia Wright, who recorded a 69-yard touchdown run.
Drew Lock also improved his accuracy, going 12/14 for 103 yards and a touchdown. Connor O’Toole had a stellar performance in the pass rush, recording a sack and a key third-down stop. However, the game was marred by injuries, with second-round rookie Bud Clark suffering a significant ankle break and backup lineman Mason Richman believed to have a major injury.
The team may face challenges in maintaining depth in the 2025 draft, as key players like Andre Fuller, Emmanuel Henderson, Deven Eastern, and Michael Dansby are all on the bubble. Despite these setbacks, the Seahawks can look forward to seeing Tory Horton, Rylie Mills, and Elijah Arroyo step up in the upcoming season, while Jalen Milroe's performance was highly disappointing.
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