The Seattle Seahawks are looking to get back to their winning ways in NFL Week 4.
The team suffered a setback in Week 3 against the Washington Commanders, but there’s no denying this team has still looked like one of the best squads in the league. Injuries have been a big problem, though, as the Seahawks have had to deal with absences to several key players.
For example, starting safety Ty Okada and running back Zach Charbonnet have yet to play in 2026. Julian Love, Anthony Bradford, Bud Clark, Jake Bobo, and Sam Darnold have also either had injuries or are still out.
It would be hard for any team, including the Seahawks, to deal with that many injuries in a short time. Will things get better for Week 4? Let’s see what Friday’s injury report tells us.
Seahawks Friday Injury Report
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The following players were listed on Friday’s report:
- Nick Emmanwori- Ankle- Full
- George Holani- Rib- Limited
- Julian Love- Calf- Full
- Ty Okada- Hamstring- Full- QUESTIONABLE
- Brandon Pili- Neck- Full
- Jadarian Price– Chest- DNP- OUT
- Jarran Reed- Foot- Full
- Rashid Shaheed- Hip- Full
- Leonard Williams- Rest- Full
- Grey Zabel- Groin- Full
- Zach Charbonnet- Knee- Limited- OUT
- Chazz Surratt- Calf- Limited- QUESTIONABLE
Obviously, the bad news is that Jadarian Price is out. Price had a setback this week, after it was previously thought that he’d be good to go.
Zach Charbonnet returned to practice this week, which is a great sign, but he’s still not ready to get fully back into the swing of things. Price and Charbonnet will both be out, which means the Seahawks will be very thin at running back in Week 4.
The only players with a game designation are Okada and Chazz Surratt, who are both questionable. Okada was able to be a full participant at practice for the first time all season on Friday, so that’s a great sign. Surratt is a key special team and a late addition to the report, so we know less about his situation.
More good news is that Julian Love will officially play in Week 4. The secondary looked much different without him in Week 3, so his return is huge. It’s also nice to see Grey Zabel will be good to go, as the Seahawks are already without Anthony Bradford.
