Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock suffered an oblique injury in Sunday’s 17-3 home win over the Arizona Cardinals, leaving his availability for Week 10 uncertain.
Coach Mike Macdonald said Lock’s status for next Sunday’s game at the Las Vegas Raiders was uncertain. Lock said afterward that he was confident he would be available.
Lock completed 19 of 28 passes for 175 yards and a touchdown as Seattle improved to 5-4. He had been inactive for the previous two games because of a sore elbow.
Lock played in place of starter Sam Darnold, who is considered week-to-week with quad and rib injuries. Jalen Milroe is Seattle’s third-string quarterback, and the Seahawks added Adrian Martinez to the practice squad with Darnold’s availability in question.
