Olu Oluwatimi suffered an injury during the game against the Packers, which has complicated the Seahawks' offensive line situation. His absence was felt as the team struggled against Green Bay's defense, resulting in seven sacks and a lack of offensive rhythm.

Olu Oluwatimi left the game in the first half due to a knee and quad injury, with Macdonald indicating that the severity of the injury is still uncertain. His absence contributed to the Seahawks' struggles, as the team allowed seven sacks and 12 quarterback hits, a stark contrast to their previous game where they had no sacks allowed.

Olu Oluwatimi, the Seahawks' starting center, was ruled doubtful with a knee injury and did not return to the game, leaving undrafted rookie Jalen Sundell to finish at center. His absence was felt as the offensive line struggled, allowing a season-high seven sacks for the third time this season, further complicating Seattle's offensive woes.

C Olu Oluwatimi injured his right knee in the first half of the game, and his return was deemed doubtful, adding to the Seahawks' injury woes.

Olu Oluwatimi has contributed to the Seahawks' offensive line stability, helping the team achieve two of their best games this season in terms of pass protection. His presence has sparked a resurgence in the run game, enabling Zach Charbonnet to rush for a career-high 134 yards and two touchdowns in a recent game.