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The Seattle Seahawks have extended right tackle Abraham Lucas for three years and $46 million, signaling confidence in his recovery from knee surgery and his importance to the team's offensive line, with Lucas becoming only the second Seahawks offensive lineman since 2010 to receive such an extension.
The Seattle Seahawks have activated right tackle Abraham Lucas from the physically unable to perform list, potentially allowing him to play in Sunday's game against the 49ers. Lucas, who had knee surgery after being limited to six games last season, was added to the roster as tackle George Fant was placed on injured reserve. Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald expressed optimism about Lucas' readiness, noting his recent practice performance. Lucas, a 2022 draft pick, started 16 games as a rookie but has been sidelined this season, leading to multiple changes at the right tackle position.
The Seattle Seahawks had all five offensive linemen play every snap for the first time this season, resulting in improved pass protection and a more effective running game. The offensive line allowed only two sacks and created openings for the running back. On the defensive side, there were changes in the lineup, with Mike Jackson Sr. replacing Riq Woolen and performing well. Frank Clark saw limited playing time, while other players stepped up. Overall, the improved continuity on the offensive line is a positive development for the Seahawks.
The Seattle Seahawks have activated tackle Abraham Lucas from injured reserve in time for their game against the Dallas Cowboys, while placing guard Phil Haynes on injured reserve due to a toe injury. Receiver Cody Thompson has been elevated from the practice squad. Lucas, who suffered a knee injury in the season opener, returned to practice two weeks ago and impressed coach Pete Carroll. Haynes will have to miss at least four games before being eligible to return. Thompson has primarily played on special teams this season.