The Seahawks added two new players to their injury report Friday, with cornerback Shaquill Griffin (thigh) and safety Delano Hill (hamstring) not participating alongside the same five Seattle players whose setbacks kept them from seeing the field on Thursday, a list that includes guard D.J. Fluker (hamstring), linebackers K.J. Wright (knee) and Bobby Wagner (groin), receiver Doug Baldwin (knee), and cornerback Tre Flowers (hamstring).

On a more positive note, free safety Earl Thomas returned to work Friday after getting the day off on Thursday, and defensive end Dion Jordan (knee) was upgraded from a limited participant on Thursday to a full participant on Friday.

More information on Seattle's injury situation heading into Monday night's road game against the Chicago Bears should become available following Saturday's practice when head coach Pete Carroll meets the media and the team's gameday status report is distributed.

In the meantime, here's a look at Friday's practice report for the Seahawks and Bears:

Seattle Seahawks

Did Not Participate

G D.J. Fluker (hamstring)

LB K.J. Wright (knee)

LB Bobby Wagner (groin)

WR Doug Baldwin (knee)

CB Tre Flowers (hamstring)

CB Shaquill Griffin (thigh)

S Delano Hill (hamstring)

Limited Participation

S Bradley McDougald (knee)

Full Participation

DE Frank Clark (elbow)

DE Dion Jordan (knee)

Chicago Bears

Did Not Participate

DB D. Houston-Carson (forearm/back)

OL Kyle Long (ankle)

Limited Participation

DB Bryce Callahan (knee)