Seattle Seahawks rookie safety Bud Clark suffers a broken right ankle during Sunday night’s preseason game against the Tennessee Titans. Multiple outlets report he is carted off the field and seen wearing an air cast after going down on Seattle’s early defensive play.
The injury is expected to sideline Clark for several months, with Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald saying he will miss months. Coverage also notes the setback occurs in the context of other injuries during the same preseason outing, including offensive lineman Mason Richman, who is described as having a long-term injury.
While outlets vary in wording—some describe the injury as “brutal” or “terrible news”—they align on the core details: Clark is the Seahawks second-round pick out of TCU, the injury happens against the Titans, and medical updates point to a broken right ankle with a prolonged absence.
