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As the Seattle Seahawks prepare for a pivotal NFC West contest with the Arizona Cardinals, they’ll face a boatload of injuries, according to Wednesday’s estimated injury report. The Seahawks had six players miss practice with injury, including quarterback Sam Darnold…

The Seattle Seahawks face numerous injuries ahead of their NFC West clash with the Arizona Cardinals, according to Wednesday's estimated injury report. Defensive tackle Leonard Williams missed practice due to a stinger suffered against the Chicago Bears. Meanwhile, starting quarterback Sam Darnold sat out with an injury, and backup Drew Lock remained limited in practice by an elbow issue.
Head coach Mike Macdonald indicated Lock would start if healthy, with second-year quarterback Jalen Milroe prepared to step in if needed. The Cardinals also reported injuries, with wide receiver Michael Wilson limited by ribs and rest, while running back Bam Knight missed practice due to a concussion.
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