Seattle's preseason health update brings cautious optimism. Jake Bobo sustained a concussion after a punt-return collision with Tyler Hall, but walked off under his own power; Hall’s leg injury isn’t as bad as it looked, and Christian Haynes’ pec issue is not as serious as feared. Seattle escaped the night without any massive injuries, keeping the door open for Week 1 decisions.

These updates matter for fantasy rosters and depth charts: Bobo’s timeline could shift receiver targets and punt-return roles, Hall’s availability shapes the secondary, and Haynes’ status could influence roster moves as camp resumes. Overall, Seattle dodged major injury scares and will reassess next week with practice continuing.

Seattle's Week 3 preseason clash vs. Green Bay ended with two Seahawks sidelined after a punt-return collision. Jake Bobo rose to his feet after on-field treatment, while Tyler Hall was carted off, and Seattle offered no immediate injury updates. The incident underscores the volatility of punt plays in the preseason as rosters tighten.

If either remains out, Seattle's WR and CB depth could shift quickly, elevating other depth players and altering return duties. Fantasy managers will want timely practice news to gauge week-one upside or reserve-PPR targets.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed veteran quarterback John Wolford to their practice squad, potentially signaling concerns about Trevor Lawrence's health following a concussion and a left shoulder injury.

Head coach Doug Pederson emphasized the need for Lawrence to improve his sliding and decision-making to avoid injuries, while expressing confidence in Lawrence's resilience. In addition to Wolford, the Jaguars have added punter Matt Haack and long snapper Tucker Addington, leading to the release of three players from their practice squad.