Seahawks' Bud Clark, Mason Richman out long-term with injuries - ESPN

Seattle Seahawks rookie safety Bud Clark broke his right ankle in Sunday night's 19-16 preseason loss to the Tennessee Titans and will be out for «multiple months,» coach Mike Macdonald told reporters after the game.

Clark was carted off the field after sustaining the injury at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee. Seattle's second-round pick went down on the first defensive play. He was helped onto an injury cart after an air cast was placed on his right leg.

Macdonald said backup offensive lineman Mason Richman also sustained what the team believes to be a major, long-term injury. Richman, a second-year player who started at left guard, went down on the opening drive and walked off the field unaided.

«Two guys that we love, that play our style of ball, that are our types of guys, teammates love them, great teammates, great guys, great football players, they have great futures,» Macdonald said. «It's a heartbreaker, honestly. We had three heartbreakers this week, which is tough.»

The Seahawks also lost wide receiver Jake Bobo to a season-ending knee injury during a joint practice with the Titans on Friday.

Clark, drafted No. 64, has mostly worked with the Seahawks' second-team defense this summer but got the start Sunday as Macdonald rested all of Seattle's usual starters on both sides of the ball.

The team had been hopeful that Clark could start to push Ty Okada for the starting job opposite Julian Love.

The Seahawks are now dealing with multiple injury situations at safety. After Nick Emmanwori had ankle surgery in July, the team was confident he'd return before their Sept. 9 opener against the New England Patriots. But that is now uncertain, as Emmanwori is off the physically unable to perform list but has yet to