Super Bowl 2026 injury report: Updates on Seahawks, Patri...

What’s Happening

Breaking it down: Heres a look at the final injury report for Super Bowl LX Super Bowl 2026 injury report: Updates on Seahawks, Patriots before championship clash Here’s a look at the final injury report for Super Bowl LX By Tyler Sullivan Feb 6, 2026 at 7:26 pm ET • 1 min read Join the Conversation comments SANTA CLARA, Calif.

Both the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots have concluded their slate of practices and are now simply waiting to kick off Super Bowl LX on Sunday. With these on-field preparations now in the books, we also have a final look at the health statuses for both franchises as they’ve dropped their final injury reports of the week. (plot twist fr)

Coming into Super Bowl week, the injury storylines surrounding both of these clubs centered on their quarterbacks.

The Details

Sam Darnold had been nursing an oblique injury, while Drake Maye had been working through an injury to his right throwing shoulder. Their situations cleared up as the week progressed, but there was some concern for Seattle defensive back Nick Emmanwori , who suffered an ankle injury this week at practice.

Below, we’ll provide an update on Emmanwori and reveal the game statuses for both Seattle and New England. 5) at New England Patriots Sunday, 6:30 p.

Why This Matters

ET on NBC, streaming on Peacock Team Player Position Injury Status Seahawks Robbie Ouzts FB Neck Questionable Patriots Joshua Farmer DL Hamstring Questionable Harold Landry LB Knee Questionable Robert Spillane LB Ankle Questionable Seahawks: The most notable development for Seattle is that Emmanwori carries no injury designation, meaning he will play on Super Bowl Sunday despite that ankle injury. After missing Thursday’s session, Emmanwori was back in the fold Friday as a full participant. Offensive tackle Charles Cross was also upgraded to a full participant after being limited at the start of the week, so the Seahawks are quite healthy coming into this matchup.

Players and coaches will be watching how this unfolds closely.

The Bottom Line

Offensive tackle Charles Cross was also upgraded to a full participant after being limited at the start of the week, so the Seahawks are quite healthy coming into this matchup. Patriots: New England is also pretty healthy.

Is this a W or an L? You decide.