Seahawks WR David Moore absent at least for the first week due to a shoulder injury

The Seattle Seahawks will be stranded by David Moore for at least the first week of the 2019 NFL regular season, and probably much longer.

At Friday's press conference, head coach Pete Carroll confirmed to the media that the third-year receiver had suffered a shoulder injury in training, which would be a short time.

At a minimum, Carroll said Moore would probably not be back for the opening of the season against the Cincinnati Bengals. Brady Henderson from ESPN reported that Moore should not undergo surgery, so this is good news. However, Joe Fann noted that Moore could be hidden on IR. If it's part of the 53-man roster when it's placed in the IR, it's missing for at least eight weeks. Moore should be placed on IR at any time until the end of the day … in the year 2020, David.

Moore was a star of last season last season and has won considerable time in the 2018 regular season. He has 26 receptions for 445 yards and 5 touchdowns, mostly because of his tying goal, which has allowed to save the season, against the Carolina Panthers during a fourth conversion. Moore was to continue to play an important role in Seattle's passing game, but it will have to wait indefinitely.

Seattle is already dealing with Metcalf's DK Operation knee recruit who is questioning his weeklong status. This certainly means a lot to Gary Jennings Jr., Jazz Ferguson, John Ursua and other major groups looking to build a team because Seattle really needs all the depth it can get right now.