The Seahawks are hoping K.J. Wright will be back by this weekend after he suffered a concussion int he first quarter on Sunday, and they're still not sure when cornerback Walter Thurmond will be activated.
The Seahawks have another week to activate Thurmond, the deadline coming next Monday.
According to the league guidelines, a team has 21 days after a player on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list begins practicing to activate him. Thurmond did not actually begin practicing the first week he was eligible to as that was the shortened week before the 49ers game. His first practice was Oct. 22, meaning Seattle has until next Monday to activate Thurmond, who is recovering after suffering a broken fibula twice in the span of six months. Source: Seattle Times Attached Thumbnails
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