Seahawks Rule Out QB Sam Darnold for Sunday's Game Against Cardinals
Seattle's starting quarterback will miss the team's second game of the season due to a glute injury sustained in the season opener.
The Seattle Seahawks have ruled out quarterback Sam Darnold for Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals due to a glute injury, according to ESPN.
Darnold suffered the injury during Wednesday's season-opening win, ESPN reported. The extent of the injury and the timeline for his return have not been disclosed.
The Seahawks have not yet announced who will start at quarterback in Darnold's absence for the matchup against Arizona.
Further updates on Darnold's status and the team's plans at quarterback are expected as the week progresses.
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