Seattle Seahawks Safety Bud Clark Carted Off During Titans Preseason Contest

Fox Corporation broadcast coverage of the Seattle Seahawks’ preseason matchup against the Tennessee Titans was marked by a distressing early injury to defensive back Bud Clark. The second-round pick went down on the very first defensive snap for Seattle, staying on the turf following a 9-yard run by Titans running back Tony Pollard.

Medical staff attended to the 24-year-old safety before he was carted off the field. His lower right leg and ankle were stabilized in an air cast as he exited the game. The scene drew attention from players on both sidelines, with Titans quarterback Cam Ward observed kneeling while Clark was treated.

Seattle has not yet disclosed the specific nature or severity of the injury. Clark logged three tackles in the team’s initial preseason exhibition and was projected to compete for a starting position or serve as a critical backup in the Seahawks’ defensive scheme.

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What to watch

• Official medical updates from the Seattle Seahawks regarding the status of Bud Clark.
• Potential adjustments to the Seahawks’ defensive depth chart ahead of the regular season.
• Fox Corporation viewership ratings for ongoing NFL preseason coverage.

Source: original release