Seahawks rule 2 players OUT vs Cardinals, 2 players questionable
Drew Lock will start at quarterback, but he'll have a warchest of a wide receiver room with Tory Horton returning.
The Seattle Seahawks announced their final injury report for their Week 2 game against the Arizona Cardinals. Quarterback Sam Darnold and safety Ty Okada are out for the match. Darnold, who injured his glute during last week's opening drive, is expected to return in Week 4 against the Los Angeles Chargers. Okada, who suffered a hamstring injury right before Week 1, will not practice at all.
Drew Lock is set to start at quarterback for Darnold, while Rodney Thomas II is expected to start at safety in place of Okada. Right guard Anthony Bradford is questionable due to a combination of a knee and hip injury. If he does not play, Christian Haynes would likely take over as the immediate backup swing guard on both sides.
Wide receiver Cooper Kupp and cornerback Josh Jobe participated fully for the second day straight despite previous injuries. Notably, wide receiver Tory Horton, who has not played since Week 9 of last season, practiced in full throughout the week and is not listed with any injury concerns. If Horton sues into the game this weekend, the Seahawks could form one of the strongest four-receiver combinations they have ever fielded, potentially including Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Kupp, Horton, and Rashid Shaheed.
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