The injury is described as a low ankle sprain after Emmanwori rolled his ankle while defending a pass. Macdonald indicated the team will monitor his workload, noting the decision on practice extent will depend on his condition.
Emmanwori walked off the field on his own after the collision, and his status has been watched closely since. The Seahawks are prioritizing a safe ramp-up for the game, aiming to have him available without risking further setback.
For the regular season, the Seahawks’ second-round pick appeared in 14 games, recording 81 tackles, 2.5 sacks, one interception and 11 pass breakups. His versatility has been a key part of Seattle’s defensive depth.
In the playoffs, Emmanwori has contributed with a fumble recovery and four passes defensed, underscoring his impact on the defense as Seattle prepares for the most important game of the year.