The Seahawks wrapped up practice Thursday afternoon with most of the 53-man roster on the field, but two new names did show up on the practice report that had not been listed on Wednesday.

Defensive tackle Jarran Reed was a limited participant with a knee injury, while cornerback Dontae Johnson did not practice due to a hip injury. Seahawks coach Pete Carroll next addresses the media following Friday's practice, so expect more updates on the team's injury situation then. On Wednesday, Carroll confirmed that Pro-Bowl weakside linebacker K.J. Wright will not play this week, meaning rookie Shaquem Griffin will get the start in his place.

On a more positive note, starting right tackle Germain Ifedi was back to being a full participant after being limited a day earlier with an ankle injury.

The Broncos, meanwhile, have eight players on their injury report, but all of them practiced fully.

Here's a look at Thursday's practice report for both teams:

Seattle Seahawks

Did Not Participate In Practice

G D.J. Fluker (Hamstring)

LB K.J. Wright (Knee)

CB Dontae Johnson (Hip)

Limited Participation In Practice

DE Dion Jordan (Knee)

DT Jarran Reed (Knee)

Full Participation In Practice

WR Doug Baldwin (Knee)

RB Rashaad Penny (Hand)

G J.R. Sweezy (Ankle)

S Tedric Thompson (Rib)

CB Neiko Thorpe (Wrist)

T Germain Ifedi (Ankle)

Denver Broncos

Full Participation In Practice

ILB Joseph Jones (Hamstring)

G Ron Leary (Knee)

ILB Brandon Marshall (Knee)

WR Tim Patrick (Calf)

CB Bradley Roby (Wrist)

G/C Sam Jones (Low Back)

OLB Shane Ray (Wrist)

DE Derek Wolf (Hand)