Prior to their matchup with the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks have released their Wednesday injury report.
The lengthy list of individuals that skipped practice on Wednesday is as follows:
- T Charles Cross (toe)
- TE Will Dissly (shoulder)
- WR DK Metcalf (ribs)
- CB Coby Bryant (toe)
- S Julian Love (hamstring)
- DT Jarran Reed (groin)
- CB Riq Woolen (chest)
- LB Devin Bush (shoulder)
- LB Boye Mafe (knee)
- Here’s who was limited:
- C Evan Brown (knee)
- G Phil Haynes (calf)
Here’s who was a full participant:
- TE Noah Fant (ribs)
- S Jamal Adams (knee)
- LB Derick Hall (shoulder)
Adams was given the all-clear on Wednesday, and he might now make his season debut on Sunday against the Panthers. Woollen, according to head coach Pete Carroll, is doubtful to participate.
However, Carolina is dealing with injury news that may be more severe than Seattle’s extensive list of injuries.
Following his appearance on the injury report with an ankle ailment during Wednesday’s walk-through, Young was classified as a predicted DNP.
Young’s availability against the Seahawks appears to be seriously questioned based on Reich’s remarks
“We’ll see how he is tomorrow, but that’s the only update I have for you right now,”
“Don’t know the answer to that right now,”
Regardless of whether or not Young suits up, Seattle will now look to improve its record to 2-1 with a win over a Carolina team that is still trying to find its footing. Sunday’s game kicks off from Lumen Field at 1:05 p.m. PT.
