Drew Lock has another limited practice but does not have an injury designation
Drew Lock was limited in practice Friday, his sixth consecutive practice without team drills.
On Friday, Drew Lock was limited during practice for the sixth consecutive day without participating in team drills. However, Lock will continue playing despite having oblique and elbow injuries. Seattle Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald reported on Friday via John Boyle of the team website that Lock's practice cadence and workload mirrored last week's. Macdonald expressed confidence in Lock, stating, "It's good to have done it and gotten through the week well. I know he's confident and optimistic, so we're in good shape."
Meanwhile, starter Sam Darnold (ribs/quad) remains sidelined and is expected to return after the Week 11 bye. Quarterback Drew Lock's status for Sunday's game against the Raiders remains unclear as he does not have an injury designation. Additionally, offensive guard Quenton Nelson (knee), offensive tackle Charles Cross (ankle), and defensive tackle Leonard Williams (stinger) will not play due to injuries.
On the positive side, the Seahawks are also reintroducing Uchenna Nwosu, a full participant in Friday's practice, who will join receiver Rashid Shaheed and nose tackle Brandon Pili, who also have no injury restrictions.
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