The Seattle Seahawks may be without starting cornerback Riq Woolen for Sunday’s game against Carolina as he deals with a chest injury.
The Seahawks also placed rookie defensive lineman Mike Morris on injured reserve. He will need season-ending shoulder surgery. Morris aggravated a previous shoulder injury in the season opener and recovery from the surgery will take several months.
Another injury concern for Seattle is tight end Will Dissly, who had a shoulder issue coming out of the game with Detroit. Dissly did not practice on Wednesday and the Seahawks signed Brady Russell off Philadelphia’s practice squad in case Dissly is unavailable this week. Seattle’s tight ends — Dissly, Noah Fant and Colby Parkinson — combined for nine receptions for 132 yards against Detroit.
Carroll also reiterated that safety Jamal Adams will practice fully this week but no decision will be made until closer to the weekend on whether he’ll make his return from a torn quadriceps tendon suffered in the 2022 season opener.The Associated Press is an independent global news organization dedicated to factual reporting.
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