3 Seahawks QUESTIONABLE, 1 DOUBTFUL for Super Bowl LX vs Patriots

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The Seattle Seahawks have listed their final injury report for the Super Bowl bye week. The NFL has required both Seattle and New England to list gametime designations as if they were playing a game this Sunday, which of course they are not. So it is important to note these designations are not final.

As it stands, the Seahawks have listed three players as QUESTIONABLE: fullbacks Robbie Ouzts and Brady Russell, as well as linebacker Chazz Surratt. Brady Russell has already been named a captain for Super Bowl LX, which should lead all of us to believe he will be ready to go when it's time to actually take the field. Seattle also listed third string left tackle Amari Kight as DOUBTFUL with a knee injury. Again, this is not final, and we will continue to monitor the health of Seattle's offensive line depth.

The good news for the Seahawks is the fact quarterback Sam Darnold carries no gametime designation, despite being limited at practice all week with his oblique injury. Starting tackle Charles Cross did not practice on Thursday or Friday, but he also does not come with a gametime designation. These are positives, and speak to Seattle's ability to manage the health of two of their most important players.

Here is the full injury report from Friday's practice:

Did Not Practice:​

  • TE Eric Saubert - Hamstring (no gametime designation)
  • T Amari Kight - Knee
  • T Charles Cross - Foot

Limited Participation:​

  • WR Jake Bobo - Hand
  • QB Sam Darnold - Oblique
  • CB Jose Jobe - Foot
  • LB Ernest Jones IV - Chest
  • T Josh Jones - Ankle, Knee
  • FB Robbie Ouzts - Neck
  • FB Brady Russell - Hand

Full Participation:​

  • S Julian Love - Shoulder
  • LB Chazz Surratt - Ankle
  • LB Drake Thomas - Shoulder

This article originally appeared on Seahawks Wire: Seahawks vs Patriots: 3 Seattle players QUESTIONABLE for Super Bowl LX

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