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The final injury report is in for Week 10, and only one player is ruled out for the meeting between the Seattle Seahawks and Washington Commanders.
While the Seahawks listed several players on the initial injury report on Wednesday, only guard Anthony Bradford is ruled out for Sunday’s game.
As for the Commanders, starting wide receiver Curtis Samuel is questionable with a toe injury. Samuel missed last week’s game at New England.
Here is the Commanders’ final injury report:
- WR Curtis Samuel: Questionable (toe)
- CB Emmanuel Forbes: Full participant, will play (Achilles)
Here’s Seattle’s final injury report:
OUT
- G Anthony Bradford: (knee)
QUESTIONABLE
- LB Jordyn Brooks: hamstring
- RB DeeJay Dallas: shoulder
- TE Colby Parkinson: biceps
- RB Kenny McIntosh: knee
Seattle head coach Pete Carroll is optimistic that all of the “questionable” players will be good to go Sunday vs. Washington.
Full injury report for #Seahawks Sunday vs Washington.
Pete Carroll indicated all the questionable players looked good while full go in practice today and are on track to play. They need to formally add Kenny McIntosh to the active roster off IR for the rookie RB to debut pic.twitter.com/12T9aKLrDV
— Gregg Bell (@gbellseattle) November 10, 2023