The Seattle Seahawks are set to welcome wide receiver Cooper Kupp back to the lineup this Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals. Kupp missed last week’s victory over the Washington Commanders due to heel and hamstring injuries, which had him listed as questionable during the week. However, positive updates suggested his return was imminent, and he is officially active for the game.
Seattle’s roster has faced challenges, with wide receivers Jake Bobo and Tory Horton ruled out, making Kupp’s comeback particularly significant for the team’s offensive strategy. Other players inactive for the Seahawks include linebacker Jared Ivey, cornerback Josh Jobe, linebacker Ernest Jones, quarterback Jalen Milroe, and offensive lineman Mason Richman.
On the opposite side, the Cardinals will also be missing key players, including cornerback Will Johnson, linebacker Mack Wilson, cornerback Max Melton, offensive linemen Demontrey Jacobs and Josh Fryar, wide receiver Xavier Weaver, and defensive lineman Bilal Nichols.
Kupp’s return is a bright spot for the Seahawks, as they look to build on their recent success and strengthen their position in the league. With the absence of other key receivers, his contribution could be pivotal in this matchup against the Cardinals. The atmosphere surrounding the game is optimistic, as both teams prepare to showcase their talent on the field.