Wednesday Practice Report: Seahawks, Packers Mostly Healthy Heading Into Week 1

The Seahawks’ first practice of the 2017 regular season is in the books, and the team looks to be mostly healthy as it readies for its Week 1 matchup with the Packers in Green Bay. Head coach Pete Carroll shared more in-depth injury updates during his Wednesday press conference, but the only Seahawks player who did not work out to start the week was linebacker Michael Wilhoite (calf). Encouragingly, receiver Tyler Lockett (knee) and running back Thomas Rawls (ankle) were each full participants Wednesday, and while Frank Clark (wrist) was limited, Carroll said last week that “the results came out really positive” for the defensive end after he saw a specialist about the injury and that “he’ll be ready to go” against the Packers. The Packers look to be in equally as good shape heading into the first game of the year, with every player participating in Wednesday’s practice. Here’s a look at the complete practice reports for both teams: Seattle Seahawks Did Not Participate in Practice LB Michael Wilhoite (Calf) Limited Participation in Practice DE Frank Clark (Wrist) SS Delano Hill (Shoulder) Full Participation in Practice WR Tyler Lockett (Knee) RB Thomas Rawls (Ankle) TE Nick Vannett (Concussion) Green Bay Packers Limited Participation in Practice DT Montravius Adams (Foot) T Bryan Bulaga (Ankle) CB Davon House (Hamstring) CB Kevin King (Groin) Full Participation in Practice LB Clay Matthews (Groin) LB Nick Perry (Ankle)

Wednesday Practice Report: Seahawks, Packers Mostly Healthy Heading Into Week 1

A closer look at Wednesday's practice report for the Seahawks and Packers heading into the Week 1 matchup between the two clubs.