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Seahawks' Nick Emmanwori has ankle surgery, expected to play W1

Seattle Seahawks safety Nick Emmanwori is sidelined following ankle surgery, but remains on track for the season opener.

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The brief

Nick Emmanwori has undergone surgery to address an ankle injury. The Seattle Seahawks have officially placed the safety on the physically unable to perform list following the procedure.

Coverage from NFL.com, ESPN, The Seattle Times, and Seattle Sports indicates that Emmanwori is expected to return to play by Week 1. Alongside Emmanwori, the team has also placed defensive tackle Deven Eastern, running back Kenny McIntosh, and wide receiver Tyrone Broden on the PUP list.

The timeline for the other players placed on the PUP list remains unstated in current reporting. Future updates will track the recovery progress of Emmanwori and his teammates as the start of the regular season approaches.

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Quick answers

Why was Nick Emmanwori placed on the PUP list?

He was placed on the list following ankle surgery.

When is Nick Emmanwori expected to return?

Current coverage states he is expected to play by Week 1.

Who else was placed on the PUP list by the Seahawks?

Deven Eastern, Kenny McIntosh, and Tyrone Broden were also placed on the list.

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