RENTON, Wash. - The battered Seahawks are down to their fourth and fifth left tackles.
Coach Jim Mora said Wednesday he is "leaning" toward starting Kyle Williams at the most important position on the offensive line Sunday against Arizona. Williams was on the practice squad until Saturday.
And Damion McIntosh is accelerating his indoctrination to Seattle's offense. The team signed the 10-year-veteran Tuesday, about six weeks after Kansas City released its former starting right tackle.
Fill-in starter Brandon Frye went on injured reserve because of a neck injury that left him with a loss of feeling in his extremities. Mora says the severity of Frye's injury is not yet known.
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