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Seattle safety Nick Emmanwori underwent right ankle arthroscopy earlier this month and was placed on the active/physically unable to perform list; he may miss training camp time but is expected to be ready for Week 1 after logging 81 tackles in 2025 and contributing in Seattle’s defense despite earlier ankle injuries.
Seahawks rookie Nick Emmanwori rolled his ankle at practice but said medical staff found no serious issue and expects to play in Super Bowl LX, planning only a walkthrough on Thursday as the training staff executes their plan.
Seahawks rookie Nick Emmanwori rolled his ankle in Wednesday’s practice with a low ankle sprain, but Seattle coach Mike Macdonald said the second-round safety is on track to play in Super Bowl LX against the Patriots, taking part in a walkthrough and with a cautious plan to keep him healthy for Sunday; Emmanwori expressed confidence he’ll be ready to go.
Seahawks rookie safety Nick Emmanwori sprained his ankle during San Jose practice while Seattle prepared for the Super Bowl against New England; he walked off on his own, underwent evaluation and participated in a walkthrough, with coaches saying he should be ready for Sunday but that the team will be cautious. Emmanwori appeared in 14 regular-season games and has contributed in the playoffs.
Seahawks rookie safety Nick Emmanwori suffered an ankle injury at practice ahead of Super Bowl LX, with imaging planned to determine the severity. A key part of Seattle’s defense, his status remains uncertain as the team heads into Sunday’s game at Levi’s Stadium (6:30 p.m. ET).
Nick Emmanwori, Seattle’s standout defender and defensive-rookie finalist, hurt his ankle late in the Seahawks’ Super Bowl 60 practice in San Jose; the severity is unclear as he walked off on his own and will undergo imaging to decide next steps. Coach Mike Macdonald said updates will come after evaluation, while Seattle continues game-planning for Sunday’s matchup with the Patriots. Several players were limited in practice, and Emmanwori’s status remains a developing storyline ahead of the title game.
Sam Darnold threw for 346 yards and three touchdowns as the Seahawks beat the Rams 31-27 to reach Super Bowl LX against the Patriots, a win that underscores Mike Macdonald’s defense-first rebuild and Seattle’s bold roster moves, including Emmanwori’s rise and Smith-Njigba’s emergence. The piece also notes Woolen’s costly late sequence affecting free-agent value, and provides AFC context with Payton’s snowstorm misstep and Patriots rookie Will Campbell and Maye needing to step up to compete in Santa Clara.
Nick Emmanwori, a rookie safety for the Seahawks, played a key role in their 13-3 victory over the 49ers, showcasing his versatility and impact on defense despite an early injury setback. His performance included a team-high seven tackles, a tackle for loss, and a quarterback hit, contributing significantly to limiting the 49ers' offense. Emmanwori's emergence as a versatile defender enhances the Seahawks' defensive capabilities, allowing them to adapt to various offensive formations.
The Seahawks' defense performed well in Week 2 despite missing key players Devon Witherspoon and Nick Emmanwori due to knee and ankle injuries, respectively. Both players are expected to practice later in the week, with their participation in Week 3 uncertain. The team also dealt with minor injuries to other players, but overall, the injury report was relatively clean after the game.
Seahawks' Nick Emmanwori and Devon Witherspoon are both progressing in their recoveries and may return to play against the Saints, offering a boost to the team despite their injuries from early season games.
The Seahawks are preparing for their Week 2 game against the Steelers with key injury updates, including rookie safety Nick Emmanwori potentially returning sooner than expected from an ankle sprain, and a likely wait-and-see approach for cornerback Devon Witherspoon's knee injury. Several players, including Uchenna Nwosu and Dareke Young, are returning from injury, boosting the team's prospects for the game.