Nehemiah Pritchett is listed as questionable for the upcoming game against the Rams, adding to the Seahawks' injury concerns. His status could impact Seattle's defensive performance, which has struggled this season.

Nehemiah Pritchett is positioned as a strong contender for the third cornerback spot alongside Josh Jobe and Tre Brown. Coach Mike Macdonald expressed confidence in Pritchett's abilities, noting that he is the next player in line for a starting role. The decision on who will start against the Los Angeles Rams will depend on their performance in practice leading up to the game.

Nehemiah Pritchett will miss his first NFL regular season game due to an ankle injury. To fill his spot on the depth chart, the Seahawks elevated cornerbacks Josh Jobe and Faion Hicks from the practice squad for the second consecutive week.

Nehemiah Pritchett will make his first career start at cornerback, stepping in for injured teammates Riq Woolen and Tre Brown. He has shown promise in limited action, recording one tackle and a key pass breakup in his previous game. The Seahawks are relying on him to perform well in a challenging situation, as the cornerback depth is severely tested with multiple injuries. Pritchett's performance will be crucial as he partners with Devon Witherspoon against a formidable Falcons offense.

Rookie cornerback Nehemiah Pritchett made a pivotal pass breakup that gave the Seahawks a chance to regain possession late in the game. His play highlighted the potential impact of young talent on the team, even as the Seahawks struggled overall. However, despite his efforts, the defense could not capitalize on the opportunity, ultimately contributing to the team's disappointing performance.