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Aug 23, 2025; Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA; Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald looks on during the second quarter against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. Jeff Hanisch-Imagn Images

Seahawks injury updates: Mike Macdonald on Jake Bobo, Tyler Hall & Christian Haynes

Originally posted on Seattle Seahawks on SI
By Tim Weaver | Last updated Aug 24, 2025 1:30 PM ET

The best thing any fan can hope for from an NFL preseason game - aside from them ending and one day going away forever - is for their favorite team to come out of it with no injuries. Sadly, the Seattle Seahawks were unable to say that yesterday following their 20-7 road loss to the Green Bay Packers.

The worst of it came in the second quarter when fan favorite wide receiver Jake Bobo was returning a punt and collided head-first with cornerback Tyler Hall's leg. Both players were down for several minutes and while Bobo was eventually able to walk off the field Hall had to leave on the cart.

After the game head coach Mike Macdonald offered updates on those two plus a couple others.

WR Jake Bobo: Concussion

The good news is that Bobo did not suffer a serious neck injury as we originally feared, but Macdonald says that he does have a concussion. Macdonald also said that Bobo was in good spirits and both players were fortunate that it wasn't worse.

Mike Macdonald tells reporters in Green Bay that Jake Bobo has a concussion. Said he's in good spirits and that they're fortunate it wasn't worse given how scary that collision was with Tyler Hall.
— Brady Henderson (@BradyHenderson) August 23, 2025

CB Tyler Hall: Knee

As expected, Tyler Hall came away worse off from the violent collision. Watching it live, it looked like he may have suffered a broken leg, but Macdonald says that it's actually a knee injury. The good news is that it's not serious and the knee is fine structurally.

CB Tyler Hall (injured on collision on play with Bobo) has a knee injury that, structurally is OK, Macdonald says. It's not serious.

“Signs are positive long term with Tyler," Macdonald says.
— Dugar, Michael-Shawn (@MikeDugar) August 23, 2025

G Christian Haynes

Macdonald was also asked about the status of second-year guard Christian Haynes, who did not get to play against the Packers despite being at the tail end of the right guard competition with Anthony Bradford. Macdonald said that Haynes is deal with a pectoral injury but the Seahawks are unsure of the timeline for his return.

Christian Haynes has a pec injury, Mike Macdonald says. It’s not as serious as they initially thought but “We’re not sure right now how long it’s going to be,” he says.
— Dugar, Michael-Shawn (@MikeDugar) August 23, 2025

Other injured Seahawks heading into the regular season include outside linebacker Uchenna Nwosu, who just passed his physical but is not a full participant at practice as of yet. Rookie edge rusher Jared Ivey also briefly left yesterday's game with a leg injury but was able to return and put in an excellent performance. Defensive end Mike Morris is also dealing with a concussion he suffered in the joint practice with the Packers and rookie wide receiver Tory Horton has an ankle injury. Veteran tight end Eric Saubert is also dealing with an undisclosed leg injury.

Unless the Seahawks volunteer more information, we may not hear anything else about these guys until the first official injury report of the year comes out on Wednesday, September 3rd.

This article first appeared on Seattle Seahawks on SI and was syndicated with permission.

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