The Seattle Seahawks Just Can’t STAY HEALTHY!

[Music] Welcome into today’s video. And look, I’m going to be honest. I spend too much time thinking about the Seattle Seahawks injuries. There are things that I could be doing in my personal life. I could be a more attentive son, a a better co-worker. I could be someone that frankly shows more generosity and more thoughtfulness towards others. But right now, I’ve been too dialed in, too focused on your Seattle Seahawks, our Seattle Seahawks, and the injuries that this team face. I’m the host of Seahawks today, Will Ortner. And you can look right now at the injury report from the last game against the Arizona Cardinals, and there is a ton of names on the injury report for the Seahawks. Now, mind you, this came out Friday morning or so, so this should have been the final injury report. You didn’t have Jake Boowbo. Christian Haynes is still working his way back from the IR. Josh Job was out with the concussion. Dariq Young at this point in the day is only out. Tory Horton, there was still hope that maybe you get the kid back. A guy who, by the way, on Monday or excuse me, on Wednesday was a full participant in practice. Ernest Jones, we were kind of at the channel saying you didn’t want him to play in this one, but if he did, he did. AJ Barner and Cooper Cup, obviously those guys were questionable. And I thought it was a long injury report. I went out and tweeted and talked about on the channel, hey, that’s a big injury report. Are there some going to be some issues for the Seattle Seahawks if this is the way the injury report looks? But on the bright side, it probably won’t get any worse than this guy, Jiren Reed. For those of you who don’t know, I was doing some research and I heard that well, he’s been dealing with that wrist and thumb injury for quite a while now. And sounds like he reagravated it during practice throughout the week. But here’s the weird thing. He was a full participant in practice. At no point did he miss any time until Friday. Then there’s a conversation of will he even play. Saturday morning he gets announced as not going to play in the game. Two hours later in the middle of the Oregon Iowa game right before the kickoff for Udub Wisconsin. He’s not only announced as out for the Cardinals game, he’s announced as going on IR with Dariq Young. This team just can’t get healthy. This team can’t stay healthy. Why are there so many injury issues? Look, I’m not a doctor, but I visited plenty and I’ve been through some football injuries. What does this team need to do to get themselves healthy, get themselves back on the right side of things? I think we’re going to dive into that in today’s video. And I’m going to give you some reasons why the Seahawks are banged up and what they can do in the future to well try and get less banged up. And the guys who are banged up, get them back on the field as healthy as possible. Make sure that you subscribe to the channel though. As soon as the Jiren Reed news broke, I ran out of the drinking establishment that I was in watching my Oregon Ducks find a way to find a way to win against the Indian or against the Iowa Hawkeyes, excuse me. And I filmed both of those videos. I spent time instead of watching my ducks making sure that I got content out for you guys so that you guys were the most in then fans in the NFL. So, subscribe to the channel. You don’t want to miss those breaking news videos. Look, I do want to start off with some good news before we look into the injuries and how do you fix it. As injury riddled as this team has been with everyone that has missed time throughout the year, which at this point has basically been most of the important players on your team, say for like Sam Darnold and Kenneth Walker and Jackson Smith and Jigma, you’re still the number one team in the NFC West. You got a big matchup this week against the LA Rams, but you are still the best team in the West. So, that gives you hope that hey, the backups that you have rocking with your team, well, they’re continuing to improve as they get more and more time and they are capable backups. But if you’re in first place right now, imagine what you could be when you get some of these guys back. This is your injury report and I’m putting basically the key players on it. Now, Jiren Reed and Dariq Young, they are both on the IR for your squad. Uh, it does look like Jake Bobo is going to avoid being on IR. Julian Love on IR as well. There was some talk about Bobo potentially being on IR. He’s looks like he’s going to be in the right spot. Now, the big two worries are the top two guys, Ernest Jones and Jaylen Sundell. Jaylen Sundell, according to head coach Mike McDonald, they still had to go through some of the process and procedures of, you know, getting him checked out, going through some testing on what his timetable for return would be. So, at the time of this recording, we’re not entirely sure where Sundell is going to be. You’re going to get a better understanding of will he be able to play on Wednesday or Thursday of this week is my belief. Ernest Jones, I think you might get him back. I I’m going to say I think he got a shot at getting him back as I do my best Tony Romo impersonation there. It did sound like though from head coach Mike McDonald on his morning radio show today that he was hopeful and optimistic for Jones to be playing, but he wasn’t going to say whether he would or would not play in this game. I think the question that not only am I asking, but a lot of you are asking is how do the Seahawks become healthy? What does the team need to do for the rest of the of the year? What do the players need to do for the rest of the year to get this thing back on track healthwise? You’ve been fine fighting through all the different injuries, but is there some sort of beet juice that the team can drink? Is there some sort of vanilla extract that maybe they can add into their Starbucks coffee that will keep them healthy and give them the best potential to avoid some of the different injuries that they have been unable to avoid? Maybe some magnesium in the coffee will help them. I have three different reasons for the injuries and how your Seahawks are going to be able to fight through them. The first reason is kind of the most no duh reason of all time. Football’s physical. I don’t know if you know this, but when you go and physically hit someone, grab someone, try and throw someone to the ground, try and run through someone, it hurts. Even if you’re the more aggressive person in this situation, whenever you play football, man, injuries are unavoidable. They’re just going to happen. You can do everything perfect. You can get into a perfect form tackle. You can hawk roll, grab through the waist, drive for five. You can get your hands in the right spot, man, and grab a hold of that defensive lineman. Drive them around the way that they need to be. Shoot, you could be running down the field and you just get hit in the right way. Injuries happen. They’re unavoidable. Every team has them, man. You go through. I mean, shoot. Right now, the Seahawks look like the picture of health compared to the San Francisco 49ers. So, some of the reason for the injuries are it’s just a part of the game. There’s not much you can do about it. Football is a strong, physical, taxing sport and you are going to deal with crazy injuries from time to time. I’m not oblivious to think that there should be no one on the injury report. There’s just nothing that you can do. sometimes even in practice. Although that does kind of bother me a little bit. There’s something about a practice injury that really frustrates me because it always seems to be a little bit unavo or avoidable, but that isn’t always the case. Another reason that I think the Seahawks have been having a lot of injuries pop up or continue to pop up is a rush back. I think you’ve seen multiple players this year be on the injured report, try and go in or actually successfully play in a game, and then miss more time after the fact. The two big ones to me are Devin Witherspoon and Julian Love. Devin Witherspoon gets hurt in that first game, week one, against the San Francisco 49ers. He then misses your game against the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New Orleans Saints because you’re getting him ready for that Thursday night, week four action against the Arizona Cardinals in what at the time was a big game. He goes in, plays in that game. What happens? Reinjures his knee and then he misses every game for you until after the byee. Julian Love, he ends up getting hurt early on in the season, misses some time before again he comes back and tries to play against the Arizona Cardinals week four. Plays a little bit, reinjures himself, misses a ton of time. Then after the by-week, you try and bring him back again and he reinjures himself again. absolutely ridiculous behavior. Now, I don’t blame both players for coming back and playing in week four. I know the type of player that I would be, and I know the type of player that I would want to be, and that’s a player that gets back out on the field as quickly as possible. Shoot, I know plenty of guys, myself included, I’m sure it happens in the NFL, that lie about the pain tolerance that they have. Hey, uh, that injury is more like a two to me when really it’s a six, right? And they’re saying what they need to do to get back on the field and do the things that they love. And I got no issue with that. What I have an issue with is lying or not necessarily lying, but getting yourself back on the field. I think that’s the most important thing. Getting yourself back on the field and then missing games after the fact. I want it to be clear. I don’t have an issue with both of them trying to get back onto the field. I don’t have an issue with the staff giving them a chance to get back out onto the field, try and see if they can play at a top level. What I have an issue with is the players and the staff not coming together to find the correct plan, right? To keep them off of the injury report. Hey, maybe you play that Thursday game, but then you don’t practice for the rest of the week so that way you can play. Now, I’m not completely sold that this is a player issue or a training staff issue. I’m more so saying that I just want to figure out what the issue is and how can we fix it. Nicki Menuri missed an extra game that he didn’t necessarily need to miss according to some and he hasn’t missed any games since. He’s been 100% the rest of the way. They made him go through a full week of practice before they let him get out on the field. Maybe that’s what the Seahawks should have done. I hate seeing Julian Love get ready to go and warm up for a practice, being told, “Hey, Julian Love’s probably going to go.” I mean, shoot, I was under the impression that Julian Love between him and Devin Witherspoon was the player that was more likely to play after the by-week against the Commanders than Deon Witherspoon. And he gets hurt and he isn’t able to go. I’m not faulting anybody here necessarily. It’s about working through it. I want players that want to play in the games 100%. I want a player that’s willing to say and do what they need to to get out there and play for their guys. What I need is a coaching staff and a training staff to look at the players and really decipher, are they ready to go? It’s a little bit on the players for going out playing and getting reinjured. It’s a little bit on the staff for not knowing, hey, we need to pull the reinss back a little bit on these guys. Got to find a way to get this team back 100% healthy and keep guys from getting back on the IR. I know that they’re not always controllable, but sometimes these things happen. Do you think players are coming back too soon from injury? I certainly seem to think so. I think that there needs to be a better communication process going through the players and the staff so that way when a player does come back, he doesn’t end up back on the IR or end up in the injury report. I need that player to come back and stay 100% healthy. Let me know in the comments, do you think players are coming back too soon? Maybe I’m off my rock. Before I get into the last reason, I want to let you know about this sweet JSN jersey. $40 off chatsports.com/jsnj jersey. This deal is sweet and it does not last long. So you want to make sure that you jump on it right now. Jackson Smith and Jigba only wide receiver in the NFL with thousand yards. Only wide receiver in the NFL with 900 yards as well. You want to have a jersey when he breaks that Calvin Johnson record. Chadports.comjsn chatsports.com/jsnj jersey. Deals like this don’t come around often. Chessports.com JSN jersey. Last reason for injuries sometimes is just dumb luck. Look, maybe that’s what happened with Julian Love and that’s why he got reagravated on his hamstring injury. Sometimes things happen for players, for teams, for coaches, for anybody where, hey man, you just stepped off a curb wrong. We’ve all been there. We’ve all stepped off a curb and been Oh man, my ankle’s messed up now. Now my ankle hurts. I’m really struggling to move. Sometimes you wake up and man, what’ I do? My back’s all stiff now. I I can’t bend over. It hurts to move. My neck’s stiff. Hurts to look to side to side. Sometimes a player rolls into another one’s leg. How are you going to control that? How is it your fault as a Jaylen Sundell that one of your offensive linemen went out and mollywoped a Cardinals player and they fell into you? It’s not your fault. Seattle’s just had a ton of these dumb luck injuries. Ernest Jones’s injury is the big one to me. Dude falls into the back of his knee and that’s what tweaks it. What is Ernest Jones supposed to do about that? Nothing. There’s nothing you can control there. It feels like teams get these dumb luck injuries, but for Seattle, it’s exacerbated. Or at the very least, they’re getting all their dumb luck injuries right now. They’re happening right here, right now. And then hopefully they won’t have any more the rest of the way because you really can’t control someone falling into you, into your ankle, into your knee, into your arm, whatever, right? Getting sandwiched. Injuries happen for a variety of reasons and some of them are just you just got bad luck that day and the injury happened to fall unfortunately against you. Here are my reasons for the injuries. I think that football is physical. And there’s nothing really you can do with that other than at the end of the year right now. Maybe call off on some of the physical practices. What I mean by that is not every session needs to be live and you’ve seen Mike McDonald already start to do that. Last Wednesday practice, there wasn’t any hitting going on. It was a basically a walkthrough type of practice. I think you’re going to see more and more of those continue to happen. I think it’s very smart by Mike McDonald, the coaching staff to do that. I think that with the dumb luck stuff, not much you can do other than, you know, the old cliches, don’t stand around a pile waiting to get seen, waiting to get hit. If there’s a pile around, try and stay as far away from it as you can. And the old O line saying, if you feel someone start to fall into you, fall with it. Don’t fight against it. Rushing back to play, that’s my biggest worry right now. And it’s a worry that as a player, I would totally abuse that worry. I would rush myself back to play as soon as possible. But I also understand that I am wrong. This is a do what I say, not as I do type of situation. We got to find a way to keep the guys healthy and not have guys go from playing in one game to right back onto the injury report after it. Make sure that you subscribe to the channel. I want to say thank you to everyone who helped us get to 75K. We’re now marching on to 76K and even further and beyond. We’re taking this channel to the moon. So, make sure that you subscribe for daily Seahawks content. Thank you guys for tuning in. [Music]

Seahawks news dives into the Seattle Seahawks injury report and why so many Seahawks are hurt in the 2025 NFL season. Seahawks safety Julian Love, defensive lineman Jarran Reed, and wide receiver Dareke Young have all been placed on injured reserve for the Seahawks. Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald has led the Seahawks to a 7-2 record despite all of the Seahawks injury news in the 2025 NFL season. Seahawks Today host Will Ortner dives into all of the Seahawks injury news and Seahawks news in this video

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Seattle Seahawks injury report:
– Jalen Sundell
– Ernest Jones IV
– Tory Horton
– Josh Jobe
– Jake Bobo
– Jarran Reed
– Dareke Young
– Julian Love

Reasons the Seahawks have gotten injured:
– The NFL is physical
– Seahawks players have rushed back to play
– Seahawks have had bad injury luck

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28 comments
  1. Seattle Seahawks defensive coaches:
    – Defensive Coordinator: Aden Durde
    – Inside Linebackers Coach: Kirk Olivadotti
    – Outside Linebackers Coach: Chris Partridge
    – Defensive Line: Justin Hinds
    – Defensive Pass Game Coordinator/Defensive Backs Coach: Karl Scott
    – Safeties Coach: Jeff Howard
    – Defensive Assistant/Linebackers: Josh Bynes
    – Defensive Intern: Rob Caprice

  2. Players are faking injuries. The expande schedule, traveling over SEAS is their excuse. They fake injuries on the field, followed by jumping around on the sidelines. It's a fake injuries game they are playing.

  3. The Seahawks May have some injuries, the young guys are stepping up, Emmanwori Has been A Stud Since He Returned From injury, drake Thomas was a steal of waivers a few years ago, Knight is a sneaky LB2. The Seahawks Front Office Knows how to draft and sign young talented weapons. It’s what makes us the Biggest Underdogs In The NFL, we’re made to thrive as underdogs.

  4. There's been some sort of issue with Seahawks medical and thier training staff's in probably some aspects thier conditioning programs to get players in at least better if not best condition & shape possible even before camps & OTA's (which partially may be nflpa & nfl with practicing time & type rules negatively impacting player's technical skill & proper/best methods/techniques for playing & extent not getting injured, similarly with getting into far better football shape sooner before regular season starts, especially with 17 games played over 18 week long regular seasons plus potential playoffs into January or February. They don't get their bodies into football playing shape soon enough with getting hit & practicing by getting hit & getting into better conditioning overall for a combined better football playing shape earlier enough, why long playing, less frequently injured & rarely more significantly injured & even more so the heralded vets playing good bit further into & beyond expected ages for position (like a Calias Campbell for example( advice & input especially with taking care of & preparing body well throughout the off-season as a professional is so important as several younger players have mentioned in past about vets like that helping them significantly in learning the methods, regimens, techniques, tips/tricks & ways to prepare thier bodies like a yrue professional at thier particular positions youngsters and or more inexperienced in that stuff/challenges players with sleep stuff, diet/nutrition, methods, hobbiesm, off season training/cross training using something completely different that can apply to that stuff with football, injuries & maintaining good health & habbits as a professional, like calistenichs!, tai chi, yoga, compression/iso baric chamber treatments, legitimate professional massages, potentially chriropractic adjustments, maybe need some sort of specialized foot wear/inserts for lower body & spine, support devices/wraps/bandages, bed types & brands, pillows sometimes, legal anti inflammatory & pain reduction supplements, medications, treatments, etcetera.

    Potentially brass (like Schnieder for at least around 1 decadechoosingto draft, sign, trade for players that clearly havemore significant durability issues/concerns & even drafting players while they've still injured & not remotely close to suiting up to play football again, like that 3rd? R pick DT from Bama don't think ever played more than a couple downs for us if that, just sat on IR for several year's basically, Ziggy Ansah, Jordan Brooks, Edge Taylor, this year that Notre Dame DT Mills, Jamal Adam's, Percy Harvin and several others not coming immediately to mind.

    And or too small of size especially for thier position in NFL prospects. Height is 1 thing (like a MJD at RB who while short, had the build, density, frame & talent, etcetera to not only overcome it but be a good player over several years, similarly for a Westbrook and a Sproles at RB.,but if they don't have the build & weight, or relatively close to it for height with the frame to realistically carry the needed additional weight & strength prett well, then that's purely no go IMHO, ever really, takes a special player to successfully overcome that stuff)

    As well as the coaching staffs (with GM Schneider) not taking medical & training staff's advice & diagnosis significantly well/seriously enough, not heeding them enough legitimate caution.

    NFL didn't remotely seem to have this type of consistent problem with small tissue, muscles, ligaments, etcetera injuries problem when only 16 game regular season & older school way of practices & camps, etcetera where could get into legitimate quality football playing condition before 4th game of regular season & a more significant portion of starters also played in more of the total preseason games also, is there a pretty strong correlation? To me there definitely seems to be & a very reasonable 1 at that. 😊

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