The Thursday injury report for the Seattle Seahawks ahead of their Week 3 matchup against the Miami Dolphins is in. Starting with the bad news, running back Kenneth Walker III remains sidelined due to an oblique injury, which also kept him out of last week’s win against the New England Patriots. This means Zach Charbonnet will likely start again.
Now for the good news! Aside from Uchenna Nwosu, who is still recovering from an MCL sprain due to an illegal block in the preseason, the only other players listed as DNPs are safety K’Von Wallace, defensive tackle Jarran Reed, and nose tackle Jonathan Hankins, all resting for personal reasons. Boye Mafe, Brady Russell, Jerome Baker, and Leonard Williams were limited participants in Thursday’s practice after missing Wednesday’s session. Mafe and Baker are key players to watch since they left the Patriots game with knee and hamstring injuries, respectively.
As for DK Metcalf, who didn’t practice on Wednesday, he’s fully participated on Thursday. Anthony Bradford appeared on the injury report with a knee issue but is also listed as a full participant.
Currently, it seems that only Walker and Nwosu are unlikely to play. The limited participation of Pharaoh Brown and George Fant is a positive sign for their potential availability on Sunday.
Here’s the complete report for Thursday. With one more practice left, we’ll soon know the game designations.
