Seahawks offensive lineman Mason Richman feared to have major knee injury

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Last updated Aug 24, 2026

Seahawks offensive lineman Mason Richman feared to have major knee injury
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Mason Richman, a second-year offensive lineman for the Seattle Seahawks, sustained a possible significant knee injury during the opening drive of a preseason game against the Tennessee Titans on August 24, 2026. Coach Mike Macdonald indicated it could be a long-term injury after Richman left the game under his own power. Richman typically plays guard and was replaced by teammate Bryce Cabeldue. This injury follows a difficult week for Seattle's roster, which has already seen injuries to rookies Bud Clark and Jake Bobo.

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  • Mason Richman injured his knee on August 24, 2026.
  • Coach Mike Macdonald fears a long-term injury for Richman.
  • Richman replaced by Bryce Cabeldue during the Titans game.
  • Seattle has multiple injuries impacting their roster depth.
  • Richman’s injury adds to setbacks for other teammates this preseason.
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  • 4:02 AMYahoo SportsAnother injury: Seahawks offensive lineman feared to have ‘a long-term injury’
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The second-year Seahawks offensive lineman went down during Seattle’s opening drive against the Titans.

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