Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock suffered an oblique injury during the team’s 17-3 victory over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. Coach Mike Macdonald confirmed the injury but did not provide details on Lock’s potential availability for their upcoming game against the Las Vegas Raiders, according to Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times.
During the game, Lock completed 19 of 28 passes for 175 yards and one touchdown, which came from a seven-yard completion to AJ Barner with just 15 seconds left in the first half. He also recorded five rushing attempts for 16 yards.
Adding to the team’s challenges, quarterback Sam Darnold, who is dealing with a quadriceps injury, did not play against the Cardinals and may not be ready for the Raiders game as well. Should both Lock and Darnold be unable to participate, Jalen Milroe, a third-round pick from 2025, could get the nod for his first regular-season start.
The Seahawks are closely monitoring the situation as they prepare for their game against the Raiders, scheduled for next Sunday.
