Seattle has released its first practice report of Week 15 and five Seahawks did not participate in Wednesday's workout because of injuries.
Tight end Anthony McCoy (knee/ankle), strong safety Kam Chancellor (pelvis), defensive tackle Jordan Hill (toe), cornerback DeShawn Shead (ankle), and defensive end Michael Bennett (toe) were all held out to start the week. At his Wednesday press conference, Seattle head coach Pete Carroll updated the status of Chancellor, Hill, Shead, and Bennett, as well as tight end Luke Willson (rib) and defensive end Demarcus Dobbs (concussion), who were both limited participants on Wednesday, which you can read all about right here,%20strong%20safety%20Kam%20Chancellor%20(pelvis),%20defensive%20tackle%20Jordan%20Hill%20(toe),%20cornerback%20DeShawn%20Shead%20(ankle),%20and%20defensive%20end%20Michael%20Bennett%20(toe)%20were%20all%20held%20out%20with%20injuries.%20At%20his%20Wednesday%20press%20conference,%20Seattle%20head%20coach%20Pete%20Carroll%20updated%20the%20status%20of%20Chancellor,%20Hill,%20Shead,%20and%20Bennett,%20as%20well%20as%20tight%20end%20Luke%20Willson%20(rib)%20and%20defensive%20end%20Demarcus%20Dobbs%20(concussion).).
McCoy is the one player to show up on Wednesday's practice report with an injury that Carroll has not previously mentioned, and with Willson also ailing, could help explain why the team chose to re-sign tight end Chase Coffman earlier this week.
Also of note for the Seahawks, cornerback Marcus Burley isn't listed on Wednesday's practice report after injuring his ankle in this past Sunday's win over the Baltimore Ravens, boding well for his chances at playing this week against the Cleveland Browns. Running back Marshawn Lynch (abdomen) has already been ruled out for this week's game as he continues to recover from surgery, but on Wednesday Carroll said there's "a really good chance" Lynch will be back this season.
Here's a look at Wednesday's practice report for the Seahawks and their Week 15 opponent, the Cleveland Browns:
Seattle Seahawks
Out
RB Marshawn Lynch (Abdomen)
Did Not Participate
TE Anthony McCoy (Knee/Ankle)
SS Kam Chancellor (Pelvis)
DT Jordan Hill (Toe)
CB DeShawn Shead (Ankle)
DE Cliff Avril (Not Injury Related)
DE Michael Bennett (Toe)
Limited Participation in Practice
TE Luke Willson (Rib)
DE Demarcus Dobbs (Concussion)
Cleveland Browns
Did Not Participate in Practice
CB Justin Gilbert (Concussion)
WR Andrew Hawkins (Concussion)
DE Randy Starks (Not Injury Related)
T Joe Thomas (Knee)
RB Glenn Winston (Concussion)
Limited Participation in Practice
WR Marlon Moore (Ribs)
CB K'Waun Williams (Shoulder)
Full Participation in Practice
QB Johnny Manziel (R Elbow)
The Seahawks and Cleveland Browns have met 17 times in the regular season, with the Seahawks winning 11 games and the Browns winning 6 games. Before their 18th matchup this Sunday at CenturyLink Field, take a throwback look at moments from every game dating as far back as 1977.






Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Sam McCullum (84) runs upfield during an NFL game against the Cleveland Browns in Cleveland, Nov. 11, 1979. The Seahawks defeated the Browns 29-24. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Steve Raible (83) runs upfield during an NFL game against the Cleveland Browns in Cleveland, Nov. 11, 1979. The Seahawks defeated the Browns 29-24. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)












Seattle Seahawks center Kevin Mawae (52) looks to block in a 9 to 35 Seattle Seahawks loss to the Cleveland Browns on December 24, 1994 at Cleveland Municipal Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio. (AP Photo/ Paul Spinelli)




Cleveland Browns' Dannis Northcutt is hit by Seattle Seahawks' Den Hamlin as he catches a pass during the first quarter in Seattle Sunday Nov. 30, 2003. (AP Photo/John Froschauer)

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Darrell Jackson celebrates a touchdown catch in the second quarter against the Cleveland Browns Sunday, Nov. 30, 2003 at Seahawks Stadium in Seattle. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)




