Seahawks WRs Jackson, Engram back to practice
Seattle wide receivers Darrell Jackson and Bobby Engram both will play in the NFC championship game against Carolina -- despite still being listed as questionable.
The Seahawks' top two receivers both practiced Jan. 20 for the first time this week.
Jackson, who had surgery Oct. 12 on his right knee, has had only one full week of practice in the last 11 weeks. But Seattle's leading receiver did play Dec. 18 at Tennessee and Dec. 24 against Indianapolis.
His latest pain was from a bruised lower back, the result of a hit during the playoff win over Washington.
Engram, who led the Seahawks with 67 catches, also has a bruised back.
"I'm not worried at all about Bobby. I'm not worried at all about Darrell," quarterback Matt Hasselbeck said. "In the past, Darrell hasn't practiced at all with the team and come out and had the best games of his career."
Defensive tackle Rocky Bernard, who had a career-high 8 1/2 sacks in the regular season, also practiced for the first time this week. He is also questionable with a sore left foot.
The Seahawks' top two receivers both practiced Jan. 20 for the first time this week.
Jackson, who had surgery Oct. 12 on his right knee, has had only one full week of practice in the last 11 weeks. But Seattle's leading receiver did play Dec. 18 at Tennessee and Dec. 24 against Indianapolis.
His latest pain was from a bruised lower back, the result of a hit during the playoff win over Washington.
Engram, who led the Seahawks with 67 catches, also has a bruised back.
"I'm not worried at all about Bobby. I'm not worried at all about Darrell," quarterback Matt Hasselbeck said. "In the past, Darrell hasn't practiced at all with the team and come out and had the best games of his career."
Defensive tackle Rocky Bernard, who had a career-high 8 1/2 sacks in the regular season, also practiced for the first time this week. He is also questionable with a sore left foot.
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