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When the Seattle Seahawks take the field Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers, the team will do so with a personnel grouping that will likely lead to them asking Russell Wilson to cook even more than he has so far this season. To this point Wilson has been able to carry the team to a 5-1 record on the strength off his right shoulder, and with injuries decimating the running back corps that will be even more true Sunday.
Specifically, reports Sunday have the Seahawks set to be without all three of their top running backs in Chris Carson, Carlos Hyde and Travis Homer, leaving just rookie fourth round pick DeeJay Dallas healthy at the position.
Against the #49ers today, the Seahawks are expected to be without running backs Chris Carson, Carlos Hyde and Travis Homer, per @JayGlazer. Rookie DeeJay Dallas is their lone healthy back.
— Rob Lowder (@Rob_Lowder) November 1, 2020
That could create some interesting situations where wide receiver David Moore or fullback Nick Bellore see some snaps in the backfield, and if nothing else should be interesting to watch. In any case the inactives report has been filed.
Today’s @Seahawks inactives: pic.twitter.com/XGGvsZdlwN
— Seahawks PR (@seahawksPR) November 1, 2020
So, the inactives for the Hawks against the Niners are:
- CB Shaquill Griffin
- LG Mike Iupati
- RB Carlos Hyde
- RB Chris Carson
- CB Ugo Amadi
- S Jamal Adams
- DE Benson Mayowa
Interestingly, the Seahawks have six tight ends on the gameday active roster in Greg Olsen, Will Dissly, Jacob Hollister, Luke Willson, Colby Parkinson and Stephen Sullivan.