The Seattle Seahawks are gearing up to head back to the Motor City for a third-straight year to face the Detroit Lions. Unfortunately, injuries for both teams are starting to become a major storyline. Even worse for the Seahawks, it’s a hit for two of their biggest (literally) defenders.
In Week 3, both Byron Murphy II and Leonard Williams left the game early. Williams had a rib injury, and Murphy hurt his hamstring. There is a report from Jeremy Fowler of ESPN suggesting Murphy could miss time as a result. Both players did not participate in practice.
The good news is running back Kenneth Walker III did take the field as a limited participant! It was his first practice since injuring his oblique in Week 1 against the Denver Broncos.
The full injury report can be seen below.
Did Not Participate:
- G Anthony Bradford – Knee
- LB Jerome Baker – Hamstring
- LB Boye Mafe – Knee
- DE Leonard Williams – Ribs
- DT Byron Murphy II – Hamstring
- LB Uchenna Nwosu – Knee
Limited Participation:
- TE Noah Fant – Toe
- RB Kenneth Walker III – Oblique
- G Laken Tomlinson – Ankle
- TE Pharaoh Brown – Foot
- LB Derick Hall – Hip
- NT Jonathan Hankins – Calf
Full Participation:
- WR Tyler Lockett – Thigh
- WR Jake Bobo – Knee
- WR DK Metcalf – Hand
- TE Brady Russell – Shoulder
- RB Kenny McIntosh – Hand
- LB Tyrel Dodson
- S K’Von Wallace
