Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock uses interesting analogy to explain how he knew Sam Darnold was hurt

Drew Lock said he could tell Sam Darnold was injured because, after spending so much time watching his teammate in practice and games, he noticed a change without Darnold needing to say anything. The Seahawks quarterback compared that instinct to recognising when a partner is upset, and his account underlined how closely the two players know each other.

Darnold cracked a rib on the second play of Seattle’s 34-17 loss to Chicago, then hurt his quad on the final drive; the quad injury will keep him out against Arizona. He is week-to-week and will not go on injured reserve. Lock is set for his second start of the season, despite a sore elbow, after throwing for 235 yards and three touchdowns in his Week 2 start against the Cardinals; Seattle are 4-4 and Arizona are 3-5.