Seahawks Suffer Another QB Injury in Week 9 Win Over Cardinals
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock, who was replacing Sam Darnold, got hurt in Sunday's win over the Arizona Cardinals.
The Seattle Seahawks experienced yet another quarterback injury in their Week 9 victory over the Arizona Cardinals, potentially leaving them with a third-string QB for their upcoming Week 10 game. After leading the Seahawks to a 17-3 win, Drew Lock suffered an oblique injury, raising concerns about his availability for the Raiders' game on Sunday.
Lock completed 19 of 28 passes for 175 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's contest, stating that the injury did not significantly impact his performance. Despite leading the Seahawks to victories against the Cardinals and the New England Patriots, Lock's consistency has resulted in a 71.1% completion rate and five touchdowns in his place of Sam Darnold this season.
Darnold, on the other hand, has a 79.5 quarterback rating, making the potential return of either quarterback crucial for the Seahawks' playoff hopes. If neither Lock nor Darnold can play, rookie Jalen Milroe would likely make his first career NFL start. Last season's third-round draft pick, Milroe, has yet to attempt a pass in the league.
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