There are high hopes that the Seattle Seahawks’ 2023 draft class would have the same positive impact as the Class of 2022. That remains to be seen, but it’s hard to match last year’s impact if you’re not able to practice or play.
Of the 10 drafted players, a half-dozen are no better than a walkthrough participant in practice due to injury. Three of them have yet to appear in preseason and unlikely won’t feature at all this month. I suppose the only good news is it doesn’t look like any of these injuries is super long-term, and we should see most of them available by Week 1.