The Seahawks put on a dominant display in Sunday night's 20-3 win over the Chiefs, though they did come out of the game with a couple of new injuries.

Receiver Rashid Shaheed did not play in the second half due to a knee injury, initially being announced as questionable to return, then later being downgraded to out. Left tackle Charles Cross exited the game with an ankle injury in the fourth quarter and was ruled out not long after being evaluated by trainers, though at that point the game the Seahawks already had a big lead without much time left on the clock.

Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald didn't have an update immediately after the game other than to note that neither player was able to finish the game.

Among the players inactive for Sunday's game was backup quarterback Drew Lock, though he was still available as an emergency third quarterback behind starter Sam Darnold and Sunday's No. 2, Jalen Milroe.

Lock was limited in practice all week, and Macdonald said after the game that he's "working through" an elbow injury.

"Not sure on the severity or how long it's going to be, but it was best for us right now to try to calm it down the best we can, so Jalen was ready to go if we needed it," Macdonald said of Lock.

Returning from injury Sunday was right guard Anthony Bradford, who came off injured reserve earlier in the week. Macdonald said Bradford "got through the game well" in his return.