Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold's recovery journey continues, with another limited practice session on Wednesday. This marks a significant setback for the player, who hasn't fully participated in team practices since sustaining a left oblique injury on January 15th. Despite the injury, Darnold was not ruled out for a hypothetical game over the weekend, and he's expected to be a key player in the upcoming Super Bowl LX. The team's first official practice of the week saw a mix of players participating, with some limited by injuries and others fully engaged. Among the limited participants were left tackle Charles Cross (foot), safety Nick Emmanwori (ankle), offensive tackle Josh Jones (ankle/knee), linebacker DeMarcus Lawrence (rest), fullback Robbie Ouzts (neck), wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba (rest), and defensive end Leonard Williams (rest). On the other hand, wide receiver Jake Bobo (hand), linebacker Ernest Jones (chest), safety Julian Love (shoulder), fullback Brady Russell (hand), tight end Eric Saubert (hamstring), and linebacker Drake Thomas (shoulder) were full participants. The team's medical staff will need to carefully manage these players' injuries to ensure they are fit for the Super Bowl.
