Seahawks FB Michael Robinson and WR Ben Obomanu are seeing a specialist for their wrist injuries on Monday. Both players were injured in Sunday's loss to the Lions. Robinson was a Pro Bowler last season, but Obomanu is primarily a special teams player. If Robinson was forced to miss time, we could see some two-running back sets with Marshawn Lynch and Robert Turbin in Week 9 against the Vikings.

Seahawks agreed to terms with FB Michael Robinson. The versatile team leader is coming off his first Pro Bowl nod after paving the way for Marshawn Lynch's career-best 1,204 yards and 11 touchdowns. Robinson is also a special teams captain, recording 10 tackles, a forced fumble and a blocked punt return touchdown last season.

Seahawks FB Michael Robinson left Thursday's game in the fourth quarter with an apparent groin injury. Robinson appeared to tweak his groin at the end of a six-yard catch-and-run. He was a major part of the passing game with four catches four 41 yards while also lead-blocking for Marshawn Lynch's 131-yard performance in just over three quarters.

Seahawks FB Michael Robinson could miss up to eight weeks with a high left ankle sprain. NFL teams don't keep injured special teamers around on the game-day inactives list, so Robinson is a candidate for I.R. The Seahawks did have three or four fullbacks in their training camp and could re-sign one of them shortly.

Seahawks agreed to terms with RB/FB Michael Robinson. Robinson is highly athletic and a core special teamer for the Seahawks. But he had just 12 carries and eight catches in 11 games a year ago. The former college quarterback's role doesn't figure to expand.