Russell Wilson shares photos of injured hand for first time after surgery

The hope is that he’ll be in the lineup two weeks from today against the Packers.

Earlier today, NFL Network reported that Russell Wilson would be getting the pins taken out of his injured throwing hand early this week.

About an hour ago, Wilson shared a few photos of his hand for the first time since his surgery, gripping a football.

Wilson can be activated from the IR list after the bye week. The hope is that he will be in the lineup two weeks from today against the Packers.

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Seahawks QB Russell Wilson to have pins removed from finger this week

According to a report by Ian Rapoport at NFL Network, Wilson will get pins removed from his finger early this week.

Russell Wilson will miss his third straight game today as the Seahawks take on the Jaguars at home. It’s been a very long few weeks since Wilson injured the middle finger on his throwing hand against the Rams.

The good news is that Wilson is expected to take the next step in his recovery soon. According to a report by Ian Rapoport at NFL Network, Wilson will get pins removed from his finger early this week.

Wilson will be eligible to return to the active roster in Week 10. Recent reporting suggests that an immediate return to the lineup is possible.

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Seahawks RB Rashaad Penny: ‘I really try not to get hurt’

Penny addressed that question today with the media, saying he really tries not to get hurt.

Injury-prone is probably the most unfair term used to describe pro athletes. It’s not like anyone wants to get hurt playing the game they love. For those who play high-risk positions like running backs, that stigma can be particularly hard to shake.

Seahawks running back Rashaad Penny returned to practice this week after missing the team’s first several games on injured reserve with a calf problem, the latest in a long line of health-related issues that have kept Penny off the field often over the last four seasons. Penny addressed that question today with the media, saying he really tries not to get hurt.

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Seahawks to place QB Russell Wilson on IR following finger surgery

However, coach Pete Carroll told reporters today the team will be placing Wilson on IR.

Russell Wilson had a streak worthy of Cal Ripken Jr. going, making 149 straight starts for the Seattle Seahawks. That run will come to an end next Sunday when Geno Smith takes the field as Seattle’s starter against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the first time anyone other than Wilson has done so in 10 years.

Wilson has a ruptured tendon in the middle finger on his right hand, which required surgery. Recovery time for normal humans is usually between 6-8 weeks. Wilson has resources and habits beyond most of us, though so fans should probably expect him to miss less time than that. Some reports have said Wilson will only miss four weeks.

However, coach Pete Carroll told reporters today the team will be placing Wilson on IR.

Under the new rules he will be eligible to return to the active roster after three games – making Week 10 against the Packers the earliest return date.

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Seahawks QB Russell Wilson to have MRI today on injured finger

According to a report by Ian Rapoport at NFL Network, Wilson will undergo an MRI today.

Russell Wilson’s unbroken streak of starting every game in his Seahawks career is suddenly in jeopardy. In the third quarter of Thursday night’s increasingly painful loss to the Rams, Wilson injured a finger on his throwing hand. While he came back onto the field for another drive after, Wilson found he couldn’t grip the ball well enough, so he finished the game on the sidelines as Geno Smith took over.

After the game, Pete Carroll called Wilson’s injury a “really bad sprain.” Soon, we’ll learn more. According to a report by Ian Rapoport at NFL Network, Wilson will undergo an MRI today.

Smith performed admirably with Wilson out, but he hasn’t had to start more than one game in a season since 2014 with the Jets.

On the bright side, Wilson has nine days to recover before the next game on the schedule. The Seahawks visit the Steelers next Sunday night.

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Seahawks Week 5 injury report: Dee Eskridge ruled out, 2 questionable vs. Rams

Here is the team’s complete Week 5 injury report.

The Seahawks have ruled out rookie wide receiver Dee Eskridge for the fourth straight week with a concussion. Running back Chris Carson (neck) will be a game-time decision on Thursday night against the Rams. Defensive end Benson Mayowa (also neck) is questionable, as well.

Here is the team’s complete Week 5 injury report.

Player Injury Mon Tue Wed Status
OT Duane Brown Resting veteran DNP
G Gabe Jackson Resting veteran DNP
WR Penny Hart Knee DNP Full Full
RB Chris Carson Neck DNP DNP DNP Questionable
DT Al Woods Resting veteran DNP
DE Darrell Taylor Knee DNP Limited Full
WR Dee Eskridge Concussion Limited DNP DNP Out
WR D.K. Metcalf Foot Limited Limited Limited
OT Jamarco Jones Illness Limited Full
OT Brandon Shell Ankle Limited Full Full
S Jamal Adams Ankle Limited Full
DE Benson Mayowa Neck Limited Full Full Questionable
DE Carlos Dunlap Toe Limited Limited Full
OT Cedric Ogbuehi Biceps Full
TE Colby Parkinson Foot Full
LB Cody Barton Ribs Full Full
S Marquise Blair Knee Full Full Full
DE Alton Robinson Knee Full

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Seahawks Week 5 injury report: 2 players out, 3 limited on Tuesday

Here is Seattle’s updated Week 5 injury report.

The Seahawks had three players limited at today’s practice. Wide receiver D.K. Metcalf is dealing with his foot issue, while defensive ends Darrell Taylor (knee) and Carlos Dunlap (toe) joined him on the limited list. Running back Chris Carson now has a neck injury and did not participate. Neither did rookie receiver Dee Eskridge (concussion).

Here is Seattle’s updated Week 5 injury report.

Player Injury Mon Tue Wed Status
OT Duane Brown Resting veteran DNP
G Gabe Jackson Resting veteran DNP
WR Penny Hart Knee DNP Full
RB Chris Carson Neck DNP DNP
DT Al Woods Resting veteran DNP
DE Darrell Taylor Knee DNP Limited
WR Dee Eskridge Concussion Limited DNP
WR D.K. Metcalf Foot Limited Limited
OT Jamarco Jones Illness Limited Full
OT Brandon Shell Ankle Limited Full
S Jamal Adams Ankle Limited Full
DE Benson Mayowa Neck Limited Full
DE Carlos Dunlap Toe Limited Limited
OT Cedric Ogbuehi Biceps Full
TE Colby Parkinson Foot  Full
LB Cody Barton Ribs  Full Full
S Marquise Blair Knee  Full Full
DE Alton Robinson Knee  Full

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Seahawks Week 5 injury report: First estimates before TNF matchup with Rams

Here’s what Monday’s participation might look like.

The Seattle Seahawks drew the short straw to play against the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday Night Football Week 5.

Since Seattle played a game against the San Francisco 49ers yesterday, there was no practice today – so the initial injury report is an estimation. Here’s what Monday’s participation might look like.

Player Injury Mon Tue Wed Status
OT Duane Brown Resting veteran DNP
G Gabe Jackson Resting veteran DNP
WR Penny Hart Knee DNP
RB Chris Carson Resting veteran DNP
DT Al Woods Resting veteran DNP
DE Darrell Taylor Knee DNP
WR Dee Eskridge Concussion Limited
WR D.K. Metcalf Foot Limited
OT Jamarco Jones Illness Limited
OT Brandon Shell Ankle Limited
S Jamal Adams Ankle Limited
DE Benson Mayowa Neck Limited
DE Carlos Dunlap Toe Limited
OT Cedric Ogbuehi Biceps Full
TE Colby Parkinson Foot  Full
LB Cody Barton Ribs  Full
S Marquise Blair Knee  Full
DE Alton Robinson Knee  Full

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Seahawks roster tracker: C Ethan Pocic to IR, LB Jon Rhattigan signed to 53-man roster

Here’s a rundown of Seattle’s transactions.

The Seattle Seahawks made several changes to their roster today. As reported yesterday by NFL Network, rookie linebacker Jon Rhattigan has been officially signed to the 53-man roster after being activated for last week’s game. That’s one of several moves the team has announced.

Here’s a rundown of Seattle’s transactions.

LB Jon Rhattigan signed to active roster

Rhattigan played most of the Seahawks’ special teams snaps against the Colts and provides extra depth at linebacker – which is a thin spot if you’re not counting edge defenders like Alton Robinson and Darrell Taylor.

C Ethan Pocic to injured reserve

Kyle Fuller has won the center competition by default. Fuller and Pocic traded snaps on Sunday in Indianapolis until Pocic left with a knee sprain. Now, Pocic is going on IR.

Three practice squad signings

The team also added three new players to their practice squad, all of whom came in for a visit on Tuesday. Wide receiver De’Quan Hampton, tight end Michael Jacobson and receiver Connor Wedington are signing. Free agent outside linebacker Jachai Polite also visited but will not be joining the practice squad again at this time.

G Jordan Simmons signs with Raiders

The practice squad also lost a key member, with their young guard Jordan Simmons getting signed by the Raiders, who are fresh off a thrilling overtime win on Monday Night Football.

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Seahawks injury updates: RB Rashaad Penny, WR Penny Hart ruled out vs. Colts

Wide receiver Penny hart has also been ruled out due to a concussion.

The Seattle Seahawks are off to a strong start against the Indianapolis Colts, carrying a comfortable double-digit lead into the middle of the third quarter. The headlines out of Indianapolis haven’t all been positive, though. A couple of offensive players have been knocked out of the game.

Specifically, running back Rashaad Penny has been ruled out for the rest of the game due to a calf injury. Wide receiver Penny hart has also been ruled out due to a concussion.

Seattle leads 21-10 five minutes into the second half.

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