Broncos’ star cornerback Pat Surtain II is still a non-participant in practice, marking his second consecutive day off due to an ankle injury. This is absolutely massive news for our Seattle Seahawks as we roll into Denver for a crucial Thursday night game. If their top shutdown corner can’t go, our offense needs to be ready to feast!
Broncos’ Secondary Is Looking Rough
Man, the Broncos’ secondary is looking rough right now. Not only is Surtain II out of practice for another day, but safety Talanoa Hufanga is also a non-participant for the second straight day after leaving Sunday’s game with an ankle issue. That’s two massive holes in their defensive backfield, right when they’re about to face our squad. You’ve gotta wonder how their defense is gonna hold up with two key playmakers sidelined from practice. This is the kind of opportunity our Hawks live for!
Some Familiar Faces, But The Big Names Are Down
On the flip side of their injury report, defensive end Sai’vion Jones (shoulder) was estimated as a full participant in Tuesday’s walkthrough, which was the only change from their Monday report. Good for him, I guess, but it doesn’t solve their secondary woes. Cornerback Riley Moss (ribs) was still listed as limited, though the report says he “appears on track for a return this week.” Safety Brandon Jones (foot) and guard Ben Powers (biceps) were both estimated as full participants too. So, they’ve got some guys coming back to full strength, but those critical secondary absences for Surtain II and Hufanga are the real headline here.
So, our Hawks are heading to Denver this Thursday night, and with Surtain II and Hufanga still nursing injuries and not practicing, it’s a golden opportunity. Our offense needs to be absolutely ready to capitalize on those weakened spots in the Broncos’ secondary. This isn’t just any game; it’s a chance to really push for a crucial win and show what we’re made of. Get loud, 12s, because Thursday night is going to be electric!
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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