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The Seattle Seahawks are preparing for a big matchup in Week 4 against the Los Angeles Chargers. The Seahawks are looking for a bounce back after losing in Week 3, while the Chargers are looking for their first win of the season.
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Unfortunately, injuries have been a major story for the Seahawks this season. The team has been without Zach Charbonnet so far this season, and fellow running back Jadarian Price was recently added to injured reserve.
The secondary has also been banged up. Ty Okada has yet to play, and Julian Love missed Week 3. With kickoff just an hour away, let’s take a look at who will be inactive for the Seahawks this go-round.
Seahawks Week 4 Inactives
The following players will be inactive for the Seahawks in Week 4:
- QB Jalen Milroe (emergency 3rd QB)
- CB Avery Smith
- S Ty Okada
- LB Chazz Surratt
- WR Montorie Foster Jr.
- TE Nick Kallerup
- NT Brandon Pili
The only surprise inactive here is Ty Okada. The starting safety will now miss his fourth straight game with a hamstring injury. There was some positive momentum this weekend, as Okada was finally able to participate in practice.
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Clearly, the safety is still not ready to play, which is very disappointing. The Seahawks’ secondary did not perform well in Week 3, but at least Love is back this week.
I would assume Okada will be ready to go for next week. That game is a pivotal matchup as the Seahawks are taking on the 49ers in a game that will almost certainly have playoff implications.
Price wasn’t featured on the report, but his loss is huge nonetheless. The Seahawks have Emanuel Wilson, George Holani, and Velus Jones as the running back options for Week 4. None of that trio has done anything this season to inspire much confidence, so it will be interesting to see if that changes this weekend.
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This story was originally published October 4, 2026 at 12:43 PM.