Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright is having a “medical treatment” on his knee this week, news first revealed in a tweet by Mill Creek Sports in Everett in an announcement that the veteran had to cancel a planned autograph signing as a result.
The Times confirmed that Wright is having treatment on his knee and while the exact nature could not be confirmed, it is thought Wright may be having a Regenokine “blood-spinning” procedure and that he would be expected to be back for the regular-season opener against Denver Sept. 9.
Wright had a similar procedure last year midway through training camp and returned in time to start the regular season, playing 15 games (he missed the Rams game late in the season due to a concussion).