Seahawks Activate Two From Reserve/COVID-19 List
Running back Travis Homer is back from the COVID-19 list, as is practice squad guard Pier-Olivier Lestage.
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Running back Travis Homer is back from the COVID-19 list, as is practice squad guard Pier-Olivier Lestage.
The 2021 season for the Seattle Seahawks has fallen way short of expectations. While the defense of the Seahawks has its shortcomings, there is no doubt that the reason the team has secured its first losing season in a decade is due to the ineptness of its offensive unit.
INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — The Los Angeles Rams and the Seattle Seahawks had only six combined inactive players for their NFC West showdown Tuesday night, thanks to two rosters depleted by COVID-19. The Rams' inactives were third quarterback Bryce Perkins and linebackers Terrell Lewis, Chris Garrett and Anthony Hines. Garrett has taken four defensive snaps this season, while Hines and Perkins haven't played for LA. The Seahawks' only two inactives were third quarterback Jacob Eason and center Dakoda Shepley.
The Seahawks will not have seven members of the 53-man roster against the Rams due to positive COVID-19 tests.
Minus several key contributors due a COVID-19 outbreak, Seattle called up numerous replacements hours before Tuesday's kickoff in Los Angeles.