Mike Macdonald Provides Updates On Several Injured Seahawks Players

Mike Macdonald Provides Seattle Seahawks Injury Updates Post-Minicamp

The Seahawks Head Coach Spoke About the Team's Fitness

After the Seattle Seahawks lost their second preseason game of the year to the Tennessee Titans, they're expecting to win their last game of preseason this coming Saturday. Head coach Mike Macdonald gave reporters an update on the team's injury status after practice at the VMAC today. Macdonald spoke about the current condition of some of the team's Seahawks players and their return from injuries.

Seahawks Center Connor Williams

Macdonald stated that Seahawks center Connor Williams is still feeling the effects of the knee injury he received last season and may not be able to return for the regular season. Williams was injured in the team's first preseason game and has been progressing well, but the team wants to take their time with his recovery.

Wide Receiver Dee Eskridge

Macdonald said that while wide receiver Dee Eskridge is progressing in his recovery from a hamstring injury, it is too early to tell if he will be ready for the regular season opener. Eskridge has been out since the first day of training camp and has been working with the team's trainers to get back on the field as soon as possible.

Linebacker Cody Barton

Macdonald mentioned that linebacker Cody Barton has been dealing with a hamstring issue and is listed as day-to-day. Barton missed most of last season with a torn ACL, but he has made a strong return this summer and is expected to be a key contributor in the Seahawks' defense.

Running Back Rashaad Penny

In terms of running back Rashaad Penny, Macdonald expressed that Penny is still dealing with an ankle injury. Penny has been out since the start of training camp and has not yet been able to practice with the team. However, the team is hopeful that Penny can return for the regular season opener.

Conclusion

The Seahawks are optimistic about the health of their team. They are hopeful that the injured players can return to the field. The Seahawks are looking to have a successful season.