Mychal Kendricks says he feels “blessed.”
The desperate Seahawks feel the same way about having him playing immediately on their decimated defense.
It appears the starting weakside linebacker in February’s Super Bowl, before federal charges for insider trading to which Kendricks has admitted, is going to be Seattle’s starting weakside linebacker Monday night at Chicago.
He’s only practiced with the Seahawks twice since signing a week-to-week contract Thursday to fill in while Pro Bowl veteran K.J. Wright recovers from arthroscopic knee surgery.
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