Injury Reports vs Cardinals

[kidhawk]

Week 10 Injury Report: Seahawks vs. Cardinals

Details on the Seahawks’ injury situation heading into their Week 10 game against the Arizona Cardinals.

www.seahawks.com

Did not participate
WR Jake Bobo (calf)
CB Josh Jobe (concussion)
WR Cooper Kupp (hamstring/heel)
WR Dareke Young (quadricep)

Limited participation
TE AJ Barner (calf)
LB Ernest Jones IV (knee)

Full participation
TE Elijah Arroyo (elbow)
G Christian Haynes (pectoral)
WR Tory Horton (groin)
NT Jarran Reed (wrist)

They didn’t do a full practice today so this is just an estimation.

 

[sutz]

Nice to see Haynes out there. I still have hope for the kid.

Horton with a groin, concerning, but full parcipitation is good.

 

[PateratoWilson]

Jones is a big deal. Steady bro.

 

[NoGain]

Limited participation for EJ...that's encouraging. Keep him out, I'd think, for the Card game and hopefully a full go for the Rams.

 

[glenwo2]

Horton (Groin)?

Be careful, young fella.

 

[kidhawk]

Did not participate
WR Jake Bobo (calf)
WR Tory Horton (groin/shin)
CB Josh Jobe (concussion)
WR Dareke Young (quadricep)

Limited participation
TE AJ Barner (calf)
LB Ernest Jones IV (knee)
WR Cooper Kupp (hamstring/heel)

Full participation
TE Elijah Arroyo (elbow)
G Christian Haynes (pectoral)
DT Jarran Reed (wrist)

Everything prettty much the same except Kupp and Horton. Kupp was limited and Horton didn’t practice.

 

[Azvacar]

Did not participate
WR Jake Bobo (calf)
WR Tory Horton (groin/shin)
CB Josh Jobe (concussion)
WR Dareke Young (quadricep)

Limited participation
TE AJ Barner (calf)
LB Ernest Jones IV (knee)
WR Cooper Kupp (hamstring/heel)

Full participation
TE Elijah Arroyo (elbow)
G Christian Haynes (pectoral)
DT Jarran Reed (wrist)

Everything prettty much the same except Kupp and Horton. Kupp was limited and Horton didn’t practice.

Feels like an off on kinda thing... dont push it, but still keep them limber and not idle?

 

[Hawkpower]

So all those who were saying WR wasn’t a high need?

This is why

 

[kidhawk]

So all those who were saying WR wasn’t a high need?

This is why

It wasn’t a need. They functioned just fine last week. We were very deep at WR. What we got was a returner/receiver who adds speed to our equation. It’s not like we put a receiver on IR or cut one.

 

[glenwo2]

It wasn’t a need. They functioned just fine last week. We were very deep at WR. What we got was a returner/receiver who adds speed to our equation. It’s not like we put a receiver on IR or cut one.

And they will function even better going forward with Shaheed on-board.

 

[Followthelegion]

Keeping everything crossed we at least have Kupp Barner and Arroyo this week; assuming no Bobo or Horton

 

[glenwo2]

Keeping everything crossed we at least have Kupp Barner and Arroyo this week; assuming no Bobo or Horton

I did hear a rumor that Kupp will try to play....

...but I'll believe it when I see it.

 

[Hawkpower]

It wasn’t a need. They functioned just fine last week. We were very deep at WR. What we got was a returner/receiver who adds speed to our equation. It’s not like we put a receiver on IR or cut one.

We functioned fine last week because we were playing a secondary full of corpses

Would Ricky White the 3rd be starting this week without the trade?

Not a need?

Cmon. I appreciate you sticking to your guns but that’s ridiculous

 

[kidhawk]

We functioned fine last week because we were playing a secondary full of corpses

Would Ricky White the 3rd be starting this week without the trade?

Not a need?

Cmon. I appreciate you sticking to your guns but that’s ridiculous

Ricky White only got 7 snaps during his call up last week. We have Chris White though and I’m perfectly fine watching him catch passes if it comes down to it.

This trade wasn’t a need, it was a luxury. I don’t understand why people have such a problem acknowledging that fact. It’s not a bad thing to upgrade a position. In fact that’s a good thing whether it’s a need or not.

 

[MontanaHawk05]

It wasn’t a need. They functioned just fine last week. We were very deep at WR.

It wasn't a good defense we were facing, though. And the previous two games had Darnold throwing under a 60% completion rate.

I mean, it doesn't really look to me like John and Mike thought we were fine at WR, or they wouldn't have traded for Shaheed. I know we all have the right to second-guess them for the sake of discussion and appeals to authority aren't the strongest argument, but at some point haven't they earned at least a little benefit of a doubt?

 

[Azvacar]

It wasn’t a need. They functioned just fine last week. We were very deep at WR. What we got was a returner/receiver who adds speed to our equation. It’s not like we put a receiver on IR or cut one.

Agree to disagree....

Second highest stated WR is our TE at 260 yards, then Kupp a bit over 200.. everyone else.. half the receptions and under 200 yards in 8 games

Take Indy for instance, 600 500+ 500+ 300+ 200+ 150+ one of those being a RB (Yes he's a beast but still)


Didn't really see our WR as deep.. unless we are still counting Bobo as some kind of asset outside of a fan favorite

 

[Hawkpower]

Ricky White only got 7 snaps during his call up last week. We have Chris White though and I’m perfectly fine watching him catch passes if it comes down to it.

This trade wasn’t a need, it was a luxury. I don’t understand why people have such a problem acknowledging that fact. It’s not a bad thing to upgrade a position. In fact that’s a good thing whether it’s a need or not.

Not having to start Ricky White the 3rd is not a luxury

I get it, you’re going down swinging with your original take regarding acquiring Shaheed.

Cool

You’re wrong though

See ya

 

[kidhawk]

Not having to start Ricky White the 3rd is not a luxury

I get it, you’re going down swinging with your original take regarding acquiring Shaheed.

Cool

You’re wrong though

See ya

Please do tell what my original take was on this trade? I’m shocked that anyone here read it since everyone seems to believe it’s negative and I’ve never said a negative thing about it.

As for Ricky White not starting being a luxury that’s a ridiculous take. I never said any such thing. I quoted the post talking about having him start and pointed out that he didn’t start and only had 7 snaps. That means he wasn’t starting so he’s not even a part of the equation. He wasn’t starting just a depth guy and still is that. This trade didn’t change anything about our receiver room except to add one to it. When you have a full room and add to it that is a luxury not a need. If we’d lost receivers for the year or if the ones we had weren’t good enough to keep around that wouldn’t be a need. This is still a luxury. Nothing wrong with it. Makes the team better but still more luxury than need

 

[kidhawk]

It wasn't a good defense we were facing, though. And the previous two games had Darnold throwing under a 60% completion rate.

I mean, it doesn't really look to me like John and Mike thought we were fine at WR, or they wouldn't have traded for Shaheed. I know we all have the right to second-guess them for the sake of discussion and appeals to authority aren't the strongest argument, but at some point haven't they earned at least a little benefit of a doubt?

I’ve never said it was a bad trade. Only that we weren’t coming from a position of need. In fact I’ve said before that trading or drafting strictly for needs is a tough way to build a winner. When you can improve the team with a player that is not necessarily considered a need then you usually get a better deal for them. I think that’s what we did here. We saw an opportunity to improve the team without costing us a lot of capital and we did it. That’s smart.

 

[MontanaHawk05]

I’ve never said it was a bad trade. Only that we weren’t coming from a position of need. In fact I’ve said before that trading or drafting strictly for needs is a tough way to build a winner. When you can improve the team with a player that is not necessarily considered a need then you usually get a better deal for them. I think that’s what we did here. We saw an opportunity to improve the team without costing us a lot of capital and we did it. That’s smart.

WR was a need. My points were in support of that fact.