Nick Emmanwori will miss the opener for the Seahawks vs. the Patriots
SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle Seahawks safety Nick Emmanwori is inactive for the team's season opener against the New England Patriots with an ankle injury.
Emmanwori has been working his way back from offseason ankle surgery and was limited in practice all week. He was listed as questionable but will miss the game along with safety Ty Okada, who is out with a hamstring injury.
The other inactive players for Seattle are receiver Tory Horton (hamstring), guard Beau Stephens, tight end Nick Kallerup and defensive end Mike Morris. Jalen Milroe is the emergency third quarterback.
Running back TreVeyon Henderson (ankle) and guard Ben Brown (knee) were inactive with injuries for the Patriots. The other inactive players for New England are cornerback Karon Prunty, linebacker Erick Hunter, tackle Walter Rouse and receiver Efton Chism. Behren Morton is the emergency third quarterback.
The Patriots elevated punter Mitch Wishnowsky and running back Lan Larison from the practice squad.
The Seahawks also elevated safety Rodney Thomas II and running back Velus Jones from the practice squad for the game.
___
See AP’s full NFL coverage here
2026-27 NFL MVP Predictions: Will Dak Prescott Win Award For First Time?
2027 NFL Mock Draft: Arch Manning Or Dante Moore At No. 1 Overall?
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Receives Extension, Keeping Him In Job Through 2030
Jameis Winston Reportedly Agrees To 2-Year Extension With New York Giants
NFL All-22 Roster: Building A Dream Team For 2026
'The Hitman' Returns: Harrison Smith Agrees To Return For 15th Season In Minnesota
Rams WR Puka Nacua Expected To Play In Season Opener vs. 49ers
NFL Super Bowl Futures Report: Bettors Not Sold On Seahawks, Patriots
Pro Football Hall Of Fame Makes Major Changes In Voting Process After Bill Belichick Snub
2026-27 NFL MVP Predictions: Will Dak Prescott Win Award For First Time?
2027 NFL Mock Draft: Arch Manning Or Dante Moore At No. 1 Overall?
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Receives Extension, Keeping Him In Job Through 2030
Jameis Winston Reportedly Agrees To 2-Year Extension With New York Giants
NFL All-22 Roster: Building A Dream Team For 2026
'The Hitman' Returns: Harrison Smith Agrees To Return For 15th Season In Minnesota
Rams WR Puka Nacua Expected To Play In Season Opener vs. 49ers
NFL Super Bowl Futures Report: Bettors Not Sold On Seahawks, Patriots
Pro Football Hall Of Fame Makes Major Changes In Voting Process After Bill Belichick Snub
