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The Seattle Seahawks are handing their offense to Drew Lock while Sam Darnold recovers from his unusual soft-tissue injury. But that doesn’t mean Jalen Milroe can’t join the fun. Darnold will miss Seattle’s Week 2 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals and could potentially remain sidelined in Week 3,
Seattle's quarterback depth chart looks different for Sunday Night Football with a late roster move before kickoff versus the Chiefs.
Lock was listed as questionable with a right elbow injury. He is the emergency third QB behind Darnold and Milroe against the Chiefs.
Milroe is active and operating as the Seahawks ' primary backup quarterback for Sunday night's matchup with Kansas City.
Sam Darnold’s injury means that Jalen Milroe is one step closer to playing for the Seattle Seahawks. Drew Lock will start at quarterback for the Seahawks against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 2, but Milroe will serve as the team’s backup with Darnold ...
Fast forward one year later, and not only is Milroe nowhere near ready to take the reigns, he isn't close to even taking Drew Lock's backup job. By no means am I willing to write the epitaph on the Jalen Milroe experiment just yet.
The decision to start and play third-string quarterback Jalen Milroe for the entire game against the Kansas City Chiefs is a sign that the team has its signal caller depth chart figured out. Sam Darnold will start, and Drew Lock will be the backup, but ...
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