Darnold to miss Week 10 as Seahawks plan another start for Lock
Drew Lock is dealing with an oblique injury, but coach Mike Macdonald believes Seattle can manage it ahead of the Raiders matchup.
Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold will miss the Week 10 game against the Raiders because of a quad injury, head coach Mike Macdonald said. The Seahawks plan to give Drew Lock another start despite the oblique injury he sustained in the win over Arizona.
Speaking with Brock Huard and Mike Salk on Seattle Sports 710, Macdonald said Lock’s examination had gone well and indicated that he believed the injury could be managed.
Against the Cardinals, Lock threw for 175 yards and a touchdown, completing 19-of-28 passes in Seattle’s 17-3 victory. He added 16 rushing yards on five attempts and stayed on the field for every offensive snap.
Lock also has an elbow issue. He was listed as limited for all three practice days before the Arizona game but started without a game-status designation. Seattle’s third quarterback, Jalen Milroe, has yet to play in 2026.
