Seahawks QB Hasselbeck was looking after daughter in hospital after accident

The Seattle Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck posted on his Twitter site Tuesday saying that he had the worst bye week ever as his six-year-old daughter Mallory got hit by a dirt bike. Fortunately, she is recovering now.

The girl was hit on a family trip to Central Washington over the bye weekend and had to have a surgery to repair injuries. In his post, Hasselbeck thanked the dentist who repaired Mallory’s mouth, the staff at Central Washington Hospital in Wenatchee, and the staff who treated Mallory at Seattle Children’s Hospital upon the family’s return home.

The 34-year-old father of three also said that he spent his weekend with his daughter at the hospital and was glad to see she was recovering, but he is afraid that the little girl will miss her basketball season because of the injuries.

Seahawks coach Mora did not rule out injured Hasselbeck for Sunday game

Despite quarterback Matt Hasselbeck still missed practice with injury, the Seattle Seahawks Coach Jim Mora still believe that the three-time Pro Bowler may be able to wear back his seahawks jersey and play on Sunday against the Chicago Bears.

Mora said Wednesday that Hasselbeck may not practice Thursday with a broken rib and Seneca Wallace is taking the first-team snaps. However, he also said that he would let Hasselbeck play if the quarterback himself and team doctors confirm he can.

At left tackle, Walter Jones has been back to practice from knee surgery and the replacement for him, Sean Locklear, was out for a high ankle sprain. Jones, the nine-time Pro Bowler, will his season debut on Sunday against the Bears.