Uchenna Nwosu Health, Injury Updates & History

Carries no injury designation ahead of Week 2 after being a full participant in practice on Wednesda...

Was a limited participant in practice, but will miss Week 1 as he recovers from his knee procedure over the offseason

Underwent an unspecified knee procedure after various injuries last season, including a preseason cut block he played through, mostly lower-body injuries (MCL, thigh, quadriceps) plus a Week 1 pectoral injury, placed on the team’s active/PUP list to start training camp and not expected to practice soon

Exited Sunday's game early with a thigh injury and did not return, with their next game being TNF against the 49ers, he has been ruled out, he previously missed Weeks 1-4 with a knee injury

Has missed every game so far this season with a knee injury, but now has no injury designation on Friday's report and is cleared to play Week 5 against the Giants

After returning from a torn pectoral that saw him miss the final 11 games last season, startinglinebacker Uchenna Nwosu likely sustained an MCL sprain after being slow to get up after an illegal chop block during the preseason game on August 24th, he jogged off under his own power but later had his left knee wrapped in ice after leaving the medical tent, before ultimately being carted off. There is a chance he’ll be placed on IR which would have him miss at least the first 4 games of the season. Nwosu is expected to be a key part of the Seahawks pass rush, he had 2 sacks in the 6 games he did play last season.

Uchenna Nwosu suffered a torn pectoral muscle in Week 7, ending his season. In the six games he played, he recorded 2 QB sacks and forced 2 fumbles. Nwosu proved to be a formidable linebacker in his rookie year in 2022, so his healthy return will significantly bolster the Seattle defense.

Will miss the rest of the season due to a torn pec - team signed pass rusher Frank Clark to fill the void