Injury Updates From The Seahawks’ Week 13 Loss at Dallas

 ## Injury Updates From The Seahawks' Week 13 Loss at Dallas


The Seattle Seahawks fell to the Dallas Cowboys in a thrilling 41-35 shootout on Thursday night. While the loss was disappointing, the game also saw key injuries to two key players: linebacker Jordyn Brooks and running back Zach Charbonnet.


**Jordyn Brooks:**


Brooks suffered an ankle injury in the first half and was replaced by Devin Bush. Coach Pete Carroll did not provide specifics on the injury, saying only that Brooks "got an ankle." While the severity of the injury is unknown, it could potentially sideline Brooks for some time. This would be a significant blow to the Seahawks defense, as Brooks is one of their leading tacklers and defensive signal callers.


**Zach Charbonnet:**


Charbonnet, who was starting in place of the injured Kenneth Walker III, left the game in the fourth quarter with a knee injury. Carroll offered some reassurance, stating that "it doesn't look like a knee injury, it looks like a bruised knee kind of thing." However, Charbonnet's status for Week 14 remains uncertain.


**Other Injuries:**


* Kenneth Walker III (oblique) missed his second consecutive game.

* Dee Eskridge (ribs) was inactive for the game.

* Will Dissly (ankle) and Leonard Williams (ankle) were active and played through their injuries.

* Phil Haynes (toe) was ruled out due to injury.

* Dareke Young (abdomen) was questionable but did not play.


**Impact on Week 14:**



The injuries to Brooks and Charbonnet could significantly impact the Seahawks' game plan for Week 14. If they are unable to play, the Seahawks will need to find ways to fill their roles. This could mean increased playing time for Devin Bush and DeeJay Dallas, or potentially bringing in other players from the practice squad.


The Seahawks will provide further updates on the status of their injured players as they become available. However, it is clear that the team has some important decisions to make heading into Week 14.


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