The Seattle Seahawks will be facing the Las Vegas Raiders this week, and it looks like they could get one of their wide receivers back from injury. Rashid Shaheed has missed the last two games with a knee injury, but he was recently listed as a full participant at practice, according to Gregg Bell of 933KJR.
“Rashid Shaheed full go for 1st time in weeks back from knee injury. Drew Lock limited and I didn't see throwing with the other Seahawks QBs throwing at the start of practice 4 days before they play at the Raiders. Uchenna Nwosu a limited participant in his return from injury,” Bell wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
That's good news for the Seahawks, whose offense has been the same as it was last season, but they're still putting points on the board. A speedster like Shaheed is key, especially since he can take the top off of a defense, which opens up things for other players on the field.
Another reason why the Seahawks' offense hasn't been the same is that Sam Darnold has been injured. He's set to miss his second game in a row, and Drew Lock will be making the start. Unfortunately, Lock is also dealing with an injury, but he was a limited participant in practice.
The Seahawks have a matchup with the Raiders that they should be able to take advantage of, and Lock has shown that he can make plays for the offense.
There's no telling when Darnold will be back, but if Lock continues to play well, they may let him take as much time as he needs to get healthy.