Jadarian Price, who was limited Wednesday, got downgraded to out of practice on Thursday with a chest injury, making the Seahawks’ backfield situation even more wild. Meanwhile, our guy Zach Charbonnet was back on the field, kinda, limited in his return from that nasty ACL tear that ended his 2025 season way too early.
The Running Back Rollercoaster Continues
Price’s absence is no small thing. He’s been putting in work with 28 carries for 119 yards and even snagged 4 receptions for 21 yards. Yeah, he’s coughed it up twice, but he was getting touches. Now he’s completely sidelined. What does this mean for our ground game? We know Charbonnet’s been missed, big time. He finally hit the field for limited work as his 21-day return window opened Thursday, which is awesome news, but let’s not forget he’s coming back from an ACL tear that cut his 2025 season short in the divisional round. That’s a serious comeback, and it’s gonna take time.
Other Injury Updates: Good News Mixed With More Questions
It’s not all doom and gloom on the injury front, though. Safety Ty Okada, dealing with a hamstring issue, was back to limited practice after missing Wednesday, which is a step in the right direction. And talk about good news: Offensive lineman Grey Zabel, who was limited with a groin issue, and defensive tackle Jarran Reed, who had a foot problem, both went to full participation today! That’s huge for the trenches, right? Unfortunately, we’re still holding our breath on running back George Holani, whose rib injury kept him limited, and safety Julian Love, still limited with a calf issue. We need those guys healthy.
So, what’s next for our Hawks? We’re gonna be watching that running back situation like a hawk. Price being out is tough, Charbonnet’s return is huge but needs to be managed carefully after an ACL, and Holani’s rib issue is still a concern. We need these guys on the field. The full participation for Zabel and Reed is awesome, but we need everyone healthy to keep fighting in this season. Let’s get these guys back on the field, Emerald City!
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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