The Bears let the Seahawks back in the game when tight end Colston Loveland fumbled. Seahawks defensive lineman DeMarcus Lawrence forced the fumble and recovered it at the Chicago 25. The turnover came three plays after Bears defensive lineman Austin Booker blocked the 33-yard field-goal attempt of Jason Myers. The Seahawks took advantage of the takeaway, going 25 yards in three plays. Cam Lewis’ interception of Sam Darnold in the end zone was negated by Clark Phillips’ defensive holding penalty. Jadarian Price had runs of 9 and 4 yards sandwiched between Phillips’ penalty, and Cooper Kupp scored on a 7-yard reception. On the 2-point try, Tory Horton caught Darnold’s pass in the end zone. The Seahawks trail only 20-17 with 11:46 remaining in the fourth quarter
Seahawks safety Nick Emmanwori remained limited in Monday’s practice. That doesn’t bode well for his availability for Wednesday’s season opener against the Patriots. Emmanwori did not take participate in any of the team’s open practices during camp, according to Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times . Emmanwori is working his way back from arthroscopic surgery in July to repair his right ankle, which he initially injured in the 2025 season opener and then aggravated in a practice before Super Bowl LX. Starting safety Ty Okada’s status for Week 1 also is in question as he missed a second consecutive day. The team’s other starting safety, Julian Neal, was a full participant a second consecutive day with a quad injury. D’Anthony Bell, who re-signed to the practice squad on Saturday, started two games in Emmanwori’s third safety role a year ago when Emmanwori was out with an ankle injury. The Seahawks had only one change to their practice report from Sunday, with offensive guard Anthony Bradford (knee) upgraded to full participation. Bradford was limited on Sunday. Wide receiver Tory Horton (hamstring) and offensive tackle Josh Jones (knee) again were limited. Tight end A.J. Barner (oblique) and running back Emanuel Wilson (hamstring) remained full participants
AJ Barner returns to full practice after early offseason absences, remaining a TE2 for fantasy managers. Other players noted include Ty Okada, Rodney Thomas, D'Anthony Bell, AJ Finley, Nick Emmanwori, and Tory Horton
Seahawks receiver Tory Horton’s promising rookie year ended with surgery to repair a fractured shin . He’s currently absent from practice. Coach Mike Macdonald was asked about it during a Friday press conference. “He’s still working through his stuff,” Macdonald said. “He’s going to be out for a period of time.” Asked what was up with Horton, Macdonald smiled and said, “Sorry, I just don’t want to tell you.” One of the basic realities of training camp and the preseason is that teams have no obligation to say anything about injuries. That obligation doesn’t attach until the days before the first game of the regular season. Until the NFL changes the rules regarding injury information in August, no team will be required to say anything about the health status of players, until September
Seahawks receiver Tory Horton, a fifth-round pick in 2025, had a solid start to his career, before an injury ended his rookie season. As it turns out, the injury was a fractured shin — one that Horton managed to play through for several weeks. “About Week Three, I started feeling my shin and worked through it through a couple games,” Horton told reporters on Friday. “Got to Week 9, got it checked up and found out there was a crack. Ended up getting surgery on it and that was that. Something that you work through until you can’t. It’s not something that I wish happened but it did and we got the issue solved and the leg isn’t going anywhere now. I feel good.” His last 2025 appearance happened against the Commanders. Horton caught four passes for 48 yards and two touchdowns in the 38-14 win on the road. “It didn’t feel as bad as it got until after the Washington game,” Horton said. “Those couple weeks before, building up, there was always a little something there that I felt and over the weeks it got worse. I finally took the time to get it checked out and that’s when we found out.” Eventually, the decision was made to operate. “I did have surgery,” Horton said. “I have a metal rod in there so the leg isn’t going anywhere.” Horton’s return makes the passing game even more potent, especially with Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Cooper Kupp, and Rashid Shaheed on the depth chart
The Seattle Seahawks returned to the practice field for opening day of 2026 training camp. For Seahawks fans, this was their first opportunity to watch the team in-person since the Super Bowl win over the New England Patriots back in February. While the early days of training camp tend to be light on anything super physical without pads, it’s still a tasty morsel for fans to savor before padded practices and eventually preseason games. Here’s a recap of opening day! No one additional goes to injury lists Deven Eastern, Zach Charbonnet , Kenny McIntosh , and Nick Emmanwori are currently on the PUP list. Charbonnet and McIntosh are recovering from ACL tears that book-ended last season, while Emmanwori is recovering from ankle surgery. Eastern’s injury status was not clarified during Mike Macdonald’s press conference. The good news is that no one else joined them on PUP or found themselves on the NFI (non-football injury) list. Tory Horton is back! The dynamic wide receiver missed the back-end of last season with a shin injury, which went from seemingly minor to season-ending. With surgery out of the way and rehab going smoothly, Horton was a full-go at practice, which is a huge sign for himself and Seattle’s overall wide receiver group. Hard Knocks is filming! The HBO series has finally come for the Seahawks, and if you were at Day 1 of training camp, smile and tell everyone you’re famous. Devon Witherspoon practices even amid contract negotiations It’s not uncommon to see players who are seeking contract extensions either stage a hold-out (don’t report to camp and incur a fine) or a hold-in (report to camp and don’t practice). In the case of star cornerback Devon Witherspoon, who has two years left on his contract, his ongoing extension talks with the front office won’t deter him from getting onto the field. Why Dante Fowler Jr didn’t practice “He’s really worked hard this offseason. He’s in really good shape. Today was a little more precautionary thing but he’ll be back out tomorrow and we got a plan for him.” Nick Emmanwori’s ankle injury and subsequent surgery “So it’s the ankle from the Super Bowl and I think the best way to describe it is was something that he’s been dealing with since the Super Bowl. He was able to perform, able to train and do some things in the offseason program, but just got to the point where it was the best for him and really just for him in the long term just to go ahead and get it fixed, so that’s what we all decided to do. “So, it’s really the best thing for him for now and the foreseeable future, you know, for the rest of his career. […] We don’t have a necessarily a timetable. It’s not like we lost him for the season or anything.” Kenny McIntosh’s return timetable unknown “Kenny’s doing a great job. No timetable [yet]. You know, that was a tough injury and I know we’re going on almost a year now, but uh that was a really unfortunate injury for for Kenny Mac. But he’s right there. He’s rehabbing. He’s working hard.” Whether he’s spoken to the new ownership group “Well, we haven’t had much interaction yet, and really everything is about the same as it’s been. I mean, nothing’s really changed on on our front, nor will it for the foreseeable future. So, that’s really how we’re approaching everything. We had great great visits with all the folks that were here. “I think the best way to describe my mentality, I’m just really excited to get going. I think we’re really thankful for Jody [Allen] and the things that her and the rest of the ownership group did, especially since I’ve been here, it’s been fantastic. Hopefully the rest of the 12s feel the same way, as they should, and now we’re entering a new chapter in our organization’s history and so that I think that’s a cause for excitement as well.” The running backs get to work Tory Horton route running! AJ Barner is back! The crowd goes crazy for Jaxon Smith-Njigba The Seahawks hold their public second training camp practice o
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