http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...wo-offensive-line-starters-against-cardinals/
The Seattle Seahawks could be without left tackle Russell Okung and right guard J.R. Sweezy for Sunday’s regular season finale against the Arizona Cardinals.
Sweezy missed a second straight practice on Thursday after apparently suffering a concussion in last week’s game against the St. Louis Rams. On Wednesday, Okung participated in the team’s walkthrough and was limited in practice, but was unable to take part in practice on Thursday due to a strained calf that forced him to miss the Rams game.
Makes you curious as to how long they may leave Wilson in the game. Seattle doesn't really have much to play for. They are going to have to win three road games to get to the Super Bowl no matter what and I can't really see them being too concerned about playing either Washington or the winner of the NFC North. Also I can see both teams holding the playbooks back a bit in anticipation of meeting in the playoffs. I think K9 was right when he said this may take on the look of a glorified preseason game.
The Seattle Seahawks could be without left tackle Russell Okung and right guard J.R. Sweezy for Sunday’s regular season finale against the Arizona Cardinals.
Sweezy missed a second straight practice on Thursday after apparently suffering a concussion in last week’s game against the St. Louis Rams. On Wednesday, Okung participated in the team’s walkthrough and was limited in practice, but was unable to take part in practice on Thursday due to a strained calf that forced him to miss the Rams game.
Makes you curious as to how long they may leave Wilson in the game. Seattle doesn't really have much to play for. They are going to have to win three road games to get to the Super Bowl no matter what and I can't really see them being too concerned about playing either Washington or the winner of the NFC North. Also I can see both teams holding the playbooks back a bit in anticipation of meeting in the playoffs. I think K9 was right when he said this may take on the look of a glorified preseason game.