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The Seattle Seahawks will be without offensive guard Quenton Nelson for their game against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday due to a knee injury. Coach Mike Macdonald announced that Nelson will undergo a minor procedure to clean out cartilage in his knee, which had been causing an issue. Nelson, who was acquired from the Indianapolis Colts last week, is expected to be week-to-week with the injury. The Seahawks will start Grey Zabel at left guard and Anthony Bradford at right guard in Nelson's absence. Nelson's injury adds to a growing list of players who will miss the game, including quarterback Sam Darnold, who is out with a quad and rib injury.
Nelson's knee injury was not reported with the Colts this season, but he was listed as limited in practice with the Seahawks on Wednesday and out on Thursday. The Seahawks traded a 2027 third-round pick and a 2028 fifth-rounder to the Colts for Nelson, who has missed only three games due to injury in his career.
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