US EditionPatriots Quarterback Drake Maye Listed as Limited with Shoulder Injury in Projected Practice Report
Seahawks and Patriots released estimated injury reports ahead of their first Super Bowl practices, listing multiple players as full, limited, or did not participate as a precaution.
- Ahead of their first Super Bowl practices, both teams filed estimated reports despite no practices this week as part of preparations for Super Bowl LX on February 8, 2026.
- Because neither team took the field, they provided hypothetical practice statuses as NFL rules required the Seahawks and Patriots to file estimated reports despite resting players.
- Among the Seahawks, two players were projected out, notably Amari Kight and Ernest Jones IV, while nine were listed as limited, including Sam Darnold with an oblique issue.
- New England projected five players as DNP, including Hunter Henry and Harold Landry, with Drake Maye limited for a right shoulder injury; Mike Vrabel said, `I think that everybody, including Drake, is not 100% this time of year.'
- With over a week before kickoff, the Seattle Seahawks will return to the VMAC on Thursday, while the New England Patriots practice Thursday and Friday before traveling to Santa Clara, California.
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Patriots’ Drake Maye, Seahawks’ Sam Darnold both listed on injury reports ahead of Super Bowl
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks share a common concern heading into the Super Bowl. Both of their star quarterbacks are on the injury report. The first injury report for both teams was due on Wednesday despite neither team practicing until Thursday, and the participation statuses were listed as estimates. Sam Darnold was listed as limited with an oblique injury, while Drake Maye was liste…
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The Seattle TimesHere are injuries Seahawks, Patriots are dealing with before Super Bowl
While the Seahawks did not practice Wednesday, with players given the day off as coaches continued preparing the game plan for the Super Bowl on Feb. 8, the team had to release an injury report, per NFL rules.
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