Jimmy Graham is out for the rest of the season after tearing the patellar tendon in his right knee.

"We're gonna miss the heck out of him for the rest of the season," Pete Carroll said.

The injury will require surgery, Carroll said.

The training staff put an air cast on Graham's right leg before he was carted off the field.

Graham had four catches for 75 yards on the day. 

Marshawn Lynch will need surgery to repair a sports hernia and will be out a month.

The timeline makes it possible for Lynch to return this season, especially if the Seattle Seahawks make the playoffs.

Lynch met with noted specialist Dr. William Meyers in Philadelphia on Monday to confirm the nature of his abdominal injury after sitting out Sunday's win over the 49ers.

Thomas Rawls has been excellent for the Seahawks in replace of Lynch.

Lynch is due $9 million in 2016.

Marshawn Lynch "needs a couple of weeks to see how he does" and "to see if he can recover" from his abdominal injury, according to a source.

There had been reports Lynch might need surgery.

Thomas Rawls figures to receive the bulk of the carries while Lynch is out.

Marshawn Lynch may need surgery on his abdominal injury.

Lynch is not expected to be available for Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers regardless.

Thomas Rawls has played very well for the Seattle Seahawks in Lynch's absence this season.

The Seattle Seahawks have some concerns that Russell Westbrook has "changed his approach" this season and is becoming more of a "celebrity QB," according to Chris Mortensen.

Wilson signed an extension with the Seahawks before the start of the season.

Mortensen previously reported that the Seahawks asked Wilson to "tone down" his endorsements.

Marshawn Lynch surprisingly appeared on the Seattle Seahawks' injury report after suffering an abdominal injury late in practice on Thursday.

"I guess he came off the field [on Thursday] and felt something," Pete Carroll said. "He came in [Friday] morning and he felt a little something in his abdomen that just bothered him. I think it's something he's had before, something that bothered him. We treated him all day just to make sure we took care of him."

Lynch has already missed two games this season.

ESPN ranks Albert Haynesworth's seven-year, $100 million contract with $41 million guaranteed with Washington as the worst contract in NFL history.

Washington actually paid out $38 million for two seasons.

Percy Harvin's six-year, $67 million contract with $25 million guaranteed with the Seattle Seahawks ranked second.

3. Michael Johnson, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2014): Five-year, $43.8 million, $24 million guaranteed
4. Michael Vick, Atlanta Falcons (2005): 10-year, $130 million, $37 million guaranteed
5. Matt Flynn, Seattle Seahawks (2012): Three-year, $26 million, $10 million guaranteed
6. Jay Cutler, Chicago Bears (2014): Seven-year, $126.7 million, $64 million guaranteed
7. Nnamdi Asomugha, Philadelphia Eagles (2011): Five-year, $60 million, $25 million guaranteed
8. Jeff George, Washington (2000): Four-year, $18.3 million
9. Larry Brown, Oakland Raiders (1996): Five-year, $12.5 million, $3.5 million guaranteed
10. Javon Walker, Oakland Raiders (2008): Six-year, $55 million, $16 million guaranteed

Ricardo Lockette will undergo surgery to stabilize ligament damage in his deck sustained in a collision against the Dallas Cowboys.

Lockette was on the receiving end of a brutal hit near midfield before halftime and suffered a concussion.

Pete Carroll said the surgery will end Lockette's season.

The Seattle Seahawks rank fifth in FiveThirtyEight's Elo rating, but have just a 53 percent chance of reaching the playoffs.

The Arizona Cardinals currently lead the NFC West and have a 69 percent chance of reaching the playoffs and rank seventh in Elo.

The Atlanta Falcons have a better chance of reaching the playoffs at 63 percent despite ranking 12th in Elo due to their softer schedule, while the Minnesota Vikings have a 54 percent chance of making the playoffs. The NFC Wild Card is likely to come down to the Seahawks, Falcons and Vikings.

In the AFC, the Pittsburgh Steelers (49 percent), New York Jets (46 percent), Kansas City Chiefs (28 percent) and Oakland Raiders (24 percent) have the best Wild Card odds.

The New England Patriots, Denver Broncos, Cincinnati Bengals, Green Bay Packers and Carolina Panthers each have a 95 percent or better chance of reaching the playoffs.

Dez Bryant went on a tirade towards the media in response to a Vine that allegedly showed him making derogatory remarks about Ricardo Lockette.

The Vine was created by Marcus Sullivan, who has a verified Twitter account. Sullivan, a Fox26 digital reporter, posted, " #DezBryant after the #Seahawks #RicardoLockette was knocked out of the game "That's what the F He gets" smh!"

"I won't ever, ever, ever, ever wish bad on a player that's been knocked down. C'mon, man. Stop with the bulls---," said Bryant, dressed in football pants and shower shoes. "Not once did I say that's what you get. I got on one knee and prayed for that man.

"I got on one knee and prayed for him. C'mon, man. Don't put clips together and do that."

Bryant was asked if the Seahawks accused him of saying that about Lockette.

"It didn't have nothing to do with [Lockette]," Bryant responded when asked what was said on the video. "I swear on my daughter's soul I would never in my life do that to anybody. I could've been talking about something completely ...

"I'm too busy trying to break it up, trying to get our players back. I'm telling Richard [Sherman] and Earl [Thomas] y'all get your players back. I'm talking to the officials more than anybody."

Bryant threatened to stop speaking to the media this season.