Drew Lock finishes Seahawks win over Cardinals despite apparent hip injury

In a recent NFL game, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock, who entered the match with an elbow injury, appeared to suffer a hip injury during the third quarter of their 17-3 victory over the Arizona Cardinals. The injury occurred when Lock was seen entering the blue tent after throwing an incomplete pass towards Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

Despite the apparent hip issue, Lock managed to re-enter the game and completed the remainder of the match. The Seahawks did not have any traditional emergency third quarterback available, so Lock and backup quarterback Jalen Milroe faced the challenge of playing in the absence of their regular starter, Sam Darnold, who is out with quad and rib injuries.

Lock's resilience in overcoming both his elbow and hip injuries proved crucial for the Seahawks' win, which could serve as a valuable learning experience for the team in preparation for their upcoming match against the Las Vegas Raiders.