
Seattle Seahawks starting signal-caller Sam Darnold sustained an unexpected muscular glute injury during the club's Week 1 victory over the New England Patriots at Lumen Field. While the issue forced him out of the contest and leaves his availability in question for the upcoming Week 2 road matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, early evaluations indicate the organization avoided a catastrophic setback.
Despite Darnold being sidelined, Seattle has received encouraging timeline updates regarding his recovery, prompting head coach Mike Macdonald to dismiss rumors of pursuing a trade for an emergency replacement passer. With backup quarterback Drew Lock stepping in, the franchise remains confident while Darnold works toward returning to action.
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