Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock is dealing with a case of severe tendinitis ahead of the team's upcoming game against the Arizona Cardinals, according to a report from SB Nation on Saturday.
The injury raises questions about Lock's availability for the November 7 contest. The Seahawks have not yet released an official injury designation or practice participation report for the week leading up to the divisional matchup.
Lock, who has seen action in relief and starting roles this season, would be a significant loss for Seattle's offense if unable to play. The team would likely turn to its backup quarterback options should Lock be ruled out.
Further updates on Lock's status are expected as the week progresses and the Seahawks release their official injury reports.
