Seahawks RB Kenny McIntosh is thought to have suffered a torn ACL during practice Saturday.
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McIntosh had to be helped off the field after going down with an injury during a special-teams drill. McIntosh was in line to be the primary kick returner for Seattle. That role could now go to Steven Sims.
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Eagles RB Saquon Barkley is considered week-to-week with his hamstring injury, per me and Mike Garafolo. It’s not considered to be a long-term injury.
Related players: Will Shipley, Jaydon Blue, Dameon Pierce, Tank Bigsby, Carson Steele
Good news for the Eagles overall, but it's bad news for the short term. Barkley's status is in doubt for Week 5, a game in London against the Jags. We already know Bigsby is going to miss up to six weeks so it leaves the Eagles run game pretty shorthanded. Shipley would likely work as the main back. Blue, Steele and Pierce are on the team's practice squad and could get elevated leading up to the game. Eagles could look for other options as well. It's a situation to monitor leading up to Week 5.

Seattle’s plan is to sign Joe Mixon to its practice squad when he completes his medical exam, which he still is doing, per sources.
Related players: Emanuel Wilson, George Holani, Zach Charbonnet, Jadarian Price
The Seahawks bring in the veteran Mixon with Price now on IR. Wilson seems to have taken over the lead back duties with Holani the change of pace. It was announced the team opened the 21-day window for Charbonnet, so help is definitely on the way in the Seattle backfield, which could end up being a bit of a mess in a week or two. Wilson is at least safe for the short team as the team's lead back after putting up lines of 21-81-1 rushing and 3-39-1 in the receiving game. Mixon seems like more of an RB3 bridge until Charbonnet returns, and at that point, if Wilson is still playing the way he has, Charbonnet may see a similar role when the team had Kenneth Walker. The bad news seems to be for Price owners, who after fumbling problems and now being on IR, his role has some questions marks around going forward.

Jeremiyah Love had 30 snaps on Sunday. Tyler Allgeier had 36. Love finished with 14 carries for 62 yards; Allgeier had eight for 42.
Whatever the reason, Love isn’t consistently where he’d like to be. It seems that the ankle is still something of an issue, even if he insists it isn’t.
Officially, it’s not the ankle. Although Love was limited throughout the practice week before the regular-season opener against the Chargers, Love has not appeared on the injury report since then.
UPDATE: After posting this news story from PFT, it's been announced Love tweaked his other ankle in Week 4.
When the game was on the line, it was Allgeier on the field instead of Love. Love had just 11 snaps in the second half the story said. Love seems frustrated with the management and wants to be on the field more and did dance around the ankle injury topic, indicating it may still be an issue even if it's not preventing him from playing. The days of Love being the workhorse back are probably coming in the future, and it seems to be part of the Cardinals plan all along to at least manage Love through his rookie season.








