Jason Peters is still going strong.
on Sunday. Lucas missed the second half of the game at Lumen Field with a sore patella, an injury that has been lingering since training camp. Cross left the game in the second half with a toe injury, and did not return.
That left Jake Curhan and Stone Forsyth, both third-year backups, to take their place. The only other tackle on Seattle’s roster is Greg Eiland. While neither Lucas or Cross’ injuries appear to be overly serious or long-term issues, Peters’ presence on the roster adds a bit of stability for the time being.
Peters first entered the league in 2004 after going undrafted out of Arkansas. The nine-time Pro Bowler quickly became a consistent starter throughout the league. He spent his first five seasons with the Buffalo Bills before a long 11-season stretch with the Philadelphia Eagles — who he helped to a Super Bowl win in 2017. Peters then had one-year runs with both the Chicago Bears and Dallas Cowboys, where he appeared in 10 games and made one start last season.
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