Seahawks weapons Kenneth Walker, Tyler Lockett’s availability vs. Browns in question

After destroying the Arizona Cardinals, Pete Carroll and the Seattle Seahawks seem to be clicking.

However, they might be lacking a few crucial weapons that Geno Smith frequently employs in their matchup with the Cleveland Browns. The availability of Tyler Lockett and Kenneth Walker is uncertain. The Seahawks’ rotation might take a serious hit as a result of this most recent information about them.

Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Kenneth Walker and Tyler Lockett, two of Geno Smith’s most dependable weapons, missed practice for the second straight day. Walker is currently recovering from a calf injury, which could prevent him from playing in Pete Carroll’s lineup against the Browns. Conversely, Lockett is attempting to recover from a hamstring injury that may prevent him from participating.

Before their game this weekend, the Seahawks have not yet announced their final roster. But there will be big shoes to fill if these two players are sidelined. For example, against the Cardinals, Walker led the team in rushing attempts. With 26 carries, he gained 105 rushing yards, which helped to secure the victory. One of the most impressive receivers in their victory was Lockett as well. 38 receiving yards, four receptions, and an average of 9.5 yards per catch.

In their most recent game, the Browns and Indianapolis Colts ended in a shootout. This indicates that they will have no trouble continuing to throw the ball and outgain the Seahawks in terms of yards per play average. Will Pete Carroll be able to get the right adjustments and route to a five-win record?