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Lock to Play Through Pain: Seahawks QB Copes with Oblique & Elbow Injuries
14 Nov
Summary
- Drew Lock will play despite oblique and elbow injuries.
- Sam Darnold remains sidelined with rib and quad injuries.
- Several key Seahawks players are returning from injury.

Quarterback Drew Lock is expected to play in the upcoming game against the Raiders, despite continuing to manage oblique and elbow injuries. Lock participated in practice in a limited capacity for the sixth consecutive session, though he was not cleared for full team drills. Coach Mike Macdonald confirmed Lock's participation, noting his confidence and the team's preparedness.
Meanwhile, starting quarterback Sam Darnold will miss another week due to rib and quad injuries, with his return anticipated after the league's Week 11 bye. The team also ruled out offensive guard Quenton Nelson (knee), offensive tackle Charles Cross (ankle), and defensive tackle Leonard Williams (stinger) for Sunday's contest. Positively, outside linebacker Uchenna Nwosu, receiver Rashid Shaheed, and nose tackle Brandon Pili are set to return, having been full participants in practice and cleared of any injury designation.