Total is high sitting at 49.5, and this sounds like a recipe for disaster with a Seattle team that usually can't score on the road as is.
From today's Seattle Times
KIRKLAND ? The news is not so good for the Seahawks at wide receiver, leading into a game against the Rams on Sunday in which they could sorely use the depth.
Starting wide receiver Darrell Jackson is listed as doubtful, according to the team's first injury report of the week, as is co-starter Bobby Engram, who has cracked ribs. Despite doubtful status, meaning each has a 25 percent chance of playing, neither will play Sunday at St. Louis, coach Mike Holmgren said.
Jackson has what Holmgren called a bone bruise in his right knee, according to MRI results. Jackson won't practice this week, nor will Engram.
"The good news is, with rest, I believe, and our medical people believe, it will get better," Holmgren said about Jackson's bruise. "That's the tricky part. No one can really tell me how long for sure. I think it's going to be shorter more than longer after talking to Darrell."
Without Jackson and Engram, the team's receiving corps in St. Louis will be made up of Joe Jurevicius, D.J. Hackett, Peter Warrick and Jerheme Urban.
Hackett and Warrick have been either fourth receivers or inactive, meaning they have hardly been on the field this season. Holmgren hasn't decided which two will start in place of Jackson and Engram.
Yesterday, Jurevicius and Hackett practiced the most with the first unit on offense, with Warrick and Urban working with the second-team offense.
From today's Seattle Times
KIRKLAND ? The news is not so good for the Seahawks at wide receiver, leading into a game against the Rams on Sunday in which they could sorely use the depth.
Starting wide receiver Darrell Jackson is listed as doubtful, according to the team's first injury report of the week, as is co-starter Bobby Engram, who has cracked ribs. Despite doubtful status, meaning each has a 25 percent chance of playing, neither will play Sunday at St. Louis, coach Mike Holmgren said.
Jackson has what Holmgren called a bone bruise in his right knee, according to MRI results. Jackson won't practice this week, nor will Engram.
"The good news is, with rest, I believe, and our medical people believe, it will get better," Holmgren said about Jackson's bruise. "That's the tricky part. No one can really tell me how long for sure. I think it's going to be shorter more than longer after talking to Darrell."
Without Jackson and Engram, the team's receiving corps in St. Louis will be made up of Joe Jurevicius, D.J. Hackett, Peter Warrick and Jerheme Urban.
Hackett and Warrick have been either fourth receivers or inactive, meaning they have hardly been on the field this season. Holmgren hasn't decided which two will start in place of Jackson and Engram.
Yesterday, Jurevicius and Hackett practiced the most with the first unit on offense, with Warrick and Urban working with the second-team offense.
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