Seahawks injury report

Week 9 vs the Arizona Cardinals, Sun, Nov 8. This page follows the league's reporting calendar: each practice report goes up the day it posts, and the final designations land Fri, Nov 6 by 1:00 PM Pacific. Same address every week of the season.

Week 9 vs Arizona Cardinals · kickoff Sun, Nov 8, 1:25 PM PT · updated Tue, Nov 3, 7:00 AM PT

  1. Wed, Nov 4Practice reportdue by 1:00 PM PTDue
  2. Thu, Nov 5Practice reportdue by 1:00 PM PTDue
  3. Fri, Nov 6Practice report + game status (Out, Doubtful, Questionable)due by 1:00 PM PTDue
  4. Sun, Nov 8Inactive lists, 90 minutes before kickoff11:55 AM PT

Seattle Seahawks

No Seattle Seahawks practice report yet this week. The first is due Wed, Nov 4 by 1:00 PM PT.

Arizona Cardinals

No Arizona Cardinals practice report yet this week. The first is due Wed, Nov 4 by 1:00 PM PT.

DNP did not practice · LP limited · FP full · * estimated (walk-through or day off). A player on the practice report with no game status is one the club is certain will play.

What we know this week

  • Week 9, Cardinals at Seahawks, Sunday Nov 8 at 1:25 p.m. Pacific on FOX.
  • For a Sunday game the first practice report for both teams is due Wednesday, November 4, with practice reports Thursday and Friday and game statuses (out, doubtful, questionable) on Friday, November 6.
  • From Monday night's 34-17 loss to Chicago, per the club: defensive tackle Leonard Williams left late in the third quarter with a stinger and did not return, and outside linebacker Connor O'Toole came out of the game with a foot injury.
  • "Leo had a stinger, and we'll see how that shakes out,"
  • Mike Macdonald said.
  • Of Zach Charbonnet and Jadarian Price, back from injury: "To my knowledge, the running backs came out OK."
  • Left tackle Charles Cross (ankle), receiver Rashid Shaheed (knee), running back Velus Jones Jr. (hamstring) and linebacker Uchenna Nwosu (ankle) were inactive.
  • For Arizona, from Sunday's 33-30 overtime win at Dallas, per the club: running back Jeremiyah Love has a new right ankle injury, running back Bam Knight was checked for a concussion, receiver Kendrick Bourne hurt his right ankle ("It's not looking good,"
  • Mike LaFleur said.
  • "Not saying it's the season, but it might be."), and left tackle Jayden Williams hurt his knee, with an update due later in the week.
  • LaFleur said running back James Conner, on injured reserve, is not ready to return this week.
  • Gardner Minshew II will start at quarterback, with Carson Beck the backup and Jacoby Brissett the emergency third quarterback.
  • The Bears game's reports and inactives are archived with that game.

For broadcast, the line and where to watch, see the Week 9 game guide. Roster moves and club announcements are on the news page, and the full league-wide report for every game is at NFL.com.

How the NFL injury report works

Every club files injury reports under the league's Personnel (Injury) Report Policy. The policy's stated purpose is "full and complete information on player availability," and it calls accurate reporting "of paramount importance in maintaining the integrity of the game." Clubs report to the league office, the opposing team, the media and broadcast partners. Violations can bring fines on the club, fines or suspensions for individuals, and forfeited draft picks. The rules below are from the 2017 edition of the policy, the last version the league published in full.

When each report is due

There are two reports. The practice report says how much each injured player practiced. The game status report says whether he is expected to play. Both are due by 4:00 p.m. New York time (1:00 p.m. Pacific) "or as soon as possible after the completion of practice." A team facing an opponent in another time zone may wait until that opponent's practice ends, which is why a Seahawks report sometimes posts mid-afternoon Pacific.

Game dayPractice reportsGame status report
ThursdayMon, Tue, WedWednesday
SaturdayTue, Wed, ThuThursday
SundayWed, Thu, FriFriday
MondayThu, Fri, SatSaturday

The Seahawks play five non-Sunday games in 2026: the Wednesday opener, Thursday at Denver, Monday nights against Chicago and Dallas, Saturday at Philadelphia and Christmas Day against the Rams. The policy table has no Wednesday or Friday column; for those games this page follows the same two-days-before pattern and says so.

What the terms mean

TermLeague definitionReport
DNPDid not participate: zero percent of normal repetitionsPractice
LPLimited participation: less than 100 percent of normal repetitionsPractice
FPFull participation: 100 percent of normal repetitionsPractice
OutWill not playGame status
DoubtfulUnlikely to playGame status
QuestionableUncertain if player will playGame status

A player who takes part in individual drills but not the team period is listed as limited. On a walk-through or day off, clubs still file, and mark the participation as an estimate; this page shows those with an asterisk. Rest days for healthy veterans are listed as "Not Injury Related."

Changes after the final report

If something happens after the game status report that could affect whether a player plays, the club must report it immediately, with a window between 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. local time that can wait until 8:00 a.m. A questionable or doubtful player who does not travel to a road game must be changed to Out. If a player was on the practice report all week, had no game status designation and is then made inactive, the club has to explain why. The last word comes at the inactive-list deadline, 90 minutes before kickoff.

Questions

When does the Seahawks injury report come out?

For a Sunday game, practice reports come out Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and the game status report (Out, Doubtful, Questionable) comes out Friday. Each is due by 4:00 p.m. New York time, 1:00 p.m. Pacific, or as soon as possible after practice ends. Thursday, Saturday and Monday games shift the schedule; the table on this page shows this week's dates.

What does questionable mean on the NFL injury report?

The league defines Questionable as "uncertain if player will play." Doubtful means "unlikely to play" and Out means "will not play."

What do DNP, limited and full mean?

They describe practice, not game availability. Did Not Participate is zero percent of a player's normal repetitions, Limited is less than 100 percent, and Full is 100 percent.

What if a player is on the practice report but has no game status?

Under league policy, a player listed on the practice report during the week but not on the game status report is one the club is certain will play.

Last verified: 2026-11-03