4 years agoSeattle Seahawks cornerback Quinton Dunbar (knee) and safety Jamal Adams (groin) could both be back in the mix for Sunday’s contest versus Minnesota, although head coach Pete Carroll made it apparent that they’ll need to continue progressing throughout the week. Dunbar seems like the likelier of the two to take the field after he was able to run Monday, with the team awaiting word on how he feels Tuesday. Adams is still unable to run, which when combined with the fact that Seattle has its bye week after this Sunday’s contest, could make it an easy call as to whether the team gets two key secondary contributors back. The Seahawks Defense should still have season-long and DFS appeal against the Kirk Cousins-led Vikings, with the signal-caller having been sacked 10 times and having tossed six interceptions in his first four games.--Jesse Borek
Source: Brady Henderson