Another QB injury: Drew Lock’s status ‘up in the air’ for Week 10 vs. Raiders

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock's injury status remains uncertain for their Week 10 game against the Las Vegas Raiders. Lock, who didn't miss any game time during Seattle's 17-3 victory over the Arizona Cardinals, showed signs of discomfort while playing through a severe tendinitis and a reported injury to his right hip area.

Despite walking gingerly off the field during the third quarter, Lock stayed in for the remainder of the game without missing a play. Following the Monday night game, Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald revealed that Lock would undergo an oblique examination, leaving his availability for the upcoming matchup against the Raiders "up in the air."

Lock himself stated that the injury was not too bad and that he felt fine while playing through the elbow injury. Should Lock miss the Raiders game, backup quarterback Jalen Milroe could make his NFL debut. The Seahawks' injury issues have been significant this season, with six starters currently sidelined, highlighting the importance of the 70-man roster and the potential advantages of a bye week for the team.