Friday's Injury Report
The Seahawks could be without starting left guard Damien Lewis for second straight game, as he is listed as doubtful. Lewis missed last week's game with an elbow injury but Seahawks coach Pete Carroll expressed optimism he could be back this week, but after practicing Wednesday, Lewis didn't practice Thursday and had a non-injury-related/medical designation added to his status. Kyle Fuller, who started in Lewis' place last week, does not have an injury designation after missing practice early in the week, so he should be available if Lewis can't go.
Three of Seattle's four running backs on the 53-man roster are questionable: Alex Collins (abdomen), Rashaad Penny (hamstring) and Travis Homer (calf). With only DeeJay Dallas fully healthy, the Seahawks have options to add help from the practice squad by elevating either Josh Johnson, who was elevated last week, or Adrian Peterson, who signed with the team Wednesday.
The 49ers, meanwhile, will be missing some key players, with linebacker Dre Greenlaw and receiver Deebo Samuel both ruled out, and with linebacker Fred Warner listed as doubtful.
Seattle Seahawks
Doubtful
- G Damien Lewis (elbow/NIR-medical, did not participate)
Questionable
- RB Rashaad Penny (hamstring, full participation)
- RB Alex Collins (abdomen, limited participation)
- RB Travis Homer (calf, full participation)
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San Francisco 49ers
Out
- LB Dre Greenlaw (groin, did not participate)
- WR Deebo Samuel (groin, did not participate)
- RB Trey Sermon (ankle, did not participate)
- DL Maurice Hurst (calf, did not participate)
Doubtful
- LB Fred Warner (hamstring, did not participate)
Questionable
- LB Marcell Harris (concussion, did not participate)
Thursday's Injury Report
Offensive lineman Kyle Fuller returned to practice on a limited basis Thursday after being out the day before, while guard Damien Lewis did not practice after being listed as limited a day earlier. Lewis missed Monday's game with an elbow injury, but was listed on Thursday as having a non-injury related medical issue keeping him out.
In addition to Fuller, three other players were limited, guard Gabe Jackson, running back Alex Collins and right tackle Brandon Shell. Receiver DK Metcalf and running back Rashaad Penny were both full participants after being limited a day earlier.
Seattle Seahawks
Did Not Participate
- G Damien Lewis (elbow/NIR-medical)
Limited Participation
- C/G Kyle Fuller (ankle)
- G Gabe Jackson (knee)
- RB Alex Collins (abdomen)
- T Brandon Shell (shoulder)
Full Participation
- RB Rashaad Penny (hamstring)
- WR DK Metcalf (foot)
- RB Travis Homer (calf)
- DT Al Woods (knee)
- LB Cody Barton (calf)
- CB D.J. Reed (knee)
San Francisco 49ers
Did Not Participate
- LB Dre Greenlaw (groin)
- LB Marcell Harris (concussion)
- WR Deebo Samuel (groin)
- RB Trey Sermon (ankle)
- LB Fred Warner (hamstring)
Limited Participation
- RB JaMycal Hasty (ankle)
- DL Maurice Hurst (calf)
Full Participation
- C Alex Mack (NIR-resting player)
- RB Elijah Mitchell (NIR-resting player)
- DL Nick Bosa (NIR-resting player)
- DL Kentavius Street (wrist)
- T Trent Williams (NIR-resting player)
Wednesday's Injury Report
Coming off of a Monday night game, the Seahawks held a walk-through practice instead of their usual Wednesday practice, so the injury report below is an estimation of participation had they held a full practice.
Offensive lineman Kyle Fuller, who started at left guard in place of an injured Damien Lewis, was the only player listed as a non-participant due to an ankle injury. Lewis, who has a good chance to get back this week according to Pete Carroll, was listed as limited, as was, among others, Rashaad Penny, who missed Monday's game with a hamstring injury. Among those listed as full participants was running back Travis Homer, who was out Monday with a calf injury, as well as defensive tackle Al Woods (knee) and linebacker Cody Barton (calf), who both limped off the field at points in Monday's game, but were both able to return to action.
Among the 49ers players not practicing are two top players expected to be out this week, linebacker Fred Warner (hamstring) and receiver Deebo Samuel (groin).
Seattle Seahawks
Did Not Participate
- C/G Kyle Fuller (ankle)
Limited Participation
- G Gabe Jackson (knee)
- G Damien Lewis (elbow)
- WR DK Metcalf (foot)
- RB Alex Collins (abdomen)
- RB Rashaad Penny (hamstring)
- T Brandon Shell (shoulder)
- T Duane Brown (NIR-resting veteran)
- LB Carlos Dunlap II (NIR-resting veteran)
Full Participation
- RB Travis Homer (calf)
- WR Penny Hart (ankle)
- DT Al Woods (knee)
- LB Cody Barton (calf)
- CB D.J. Reed (knee)
San Francisco 49ers
Did Not Participate
- DL Nick Bosa (NIR-resting player)
- LB Dre Greenlaw (groin)
- LB Marcell Harris (concussion)
- C Alex Mack (NIR-resting player)
- RB Elijah Mitchell (NIR-resting player)
- WR Deebo Samuel (groin)
- RB Trey Sermon (ankle)
- LB Fred Warner (hamstring)
- T Trent Williams (NIR-resting player)
Limited Participation
- RB JaMycal Hasty (ankle)
- DL Maurice Hurst (calf)
Full Participation
- DL Kentavius Street (wrist)
Seahawks players, dancers, and staff will wear custom designed cleats and shoes supporting causes they feel passionate about during Week 13 vs. the San Francisco 49ers on December 5.
Cody Barton — Paradigm Foundation
Paradigm Foundation is a faith-based nonprofit which strives to address the physical needs of those who lack the basic necessity of shelter.
Nick Bellore — 3 Mariposas Montessori
Montessori school provides accessible education for children ages one to 10 in a diverse and exemplary environment.
Marquise Blair — Youth Achievement Center
The Youth Achievement Center is an upcoming project in South Seattle, designed by and for young people, to provide supportive housing, services, and a community space.
Jordyn Brooks — Youth Achievement Center
The Youth Achievement Center is an upcoming project in South Seattle, designed by and for young people, to provide supportive housing, services, and a community space.
Pete Carroll — Choose 180
Choose 180 transforms systems of injustice and supports the young people who are too often impacted by these systems.
Chris Carson — Seattle Children’s Foundation
The Seattle Children's Foundation is dedicated to providing hope, care, and cures to help every child live the healthiest and most fulfilling life possible.
L.J. Collier — Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
PanCAN's vision is to create a world in which all patients with pancreatic cancer will thrive.
Alex Collins — Adversity Kills
Adversity Kills inspires people to attack adversity head on and overcome any obstacle that life presents.
DeeJay Dallas — Justice For Black Girls
Justice For Black Girls intends to expand global knowledge of how U.S.-based systems of power respond to and perpetuate the abuse of Black girls in schools, in prisons, and in protests.
Seahawks Dancers — Broadview Domestic Violence Shelter
The Broadview Domestic Violence Shelter uses a trauma-informed care model to provide case management, children's programs, domestic violence and addiction support groups, parenting classes, and housing search assistance.
Will Dissly — 4ocean
4ocean is both a public corporation and certified B Corp which is committed to ending the ocean plastic crisis.
Carlos Dunlap II — The Carlos Dunlap Foundation
The Carlos Dunlap Foundations strives to bridge the gap between post-high school life and career-ready resources to allow more athletes and underserved youth to pursue educational and entrepreneurial aspirations with fewer barriers.
Gerald Everett — The Gerald Everett Foundation
The Gerald Everett Foundation's mission is to bring better change and coexistence in society and communities, and to bind stronger resources into the communities that are easily accessible.
Poona Ford — National Breast Cancer Foundation
The National Breast Cancer Foundation believes knowledge and early detection saves lives and is dedicated to educating women on what they can do to be proactive with their breast health.
Stone Forsythe — YESS Foundation
YESS aims to champion and empower Young Stroke Survivors and their families on the journey to reclaim a fulfilling life.
Kyle Fuller — Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective (BEAM)
BEAM works to remove the barriers that Black people experience when gaining access to or staying connected with emotional health care and healing through education, training, advocacy, and the creative arts.
Geno Smith — 7 Sunday Heroes Foundation
The 7 Sunday Heroes Foundation works with dedicated and charitable people to help provide the support and resources our local heroes need to lead.
Penny Hart — Read and Right ATL
Read and Right ATL impacts local youth in Atlanta, GA, by donating books and empowering kids to increase literacy and encourage reading.
Gabe Jackson — National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
NAMI provides advocacy, education, support, and public awareness so that all individuals and families affected by mental illness can build better lives.
Damien Lewis — His Steps Ministries, Inc.
His Steps Ministries Inc. aims to bring true and permanent change to the lives of substance abusers through the gospel of Jesus Christ, the power of the indwelling Holy Spirit, and the sufficient resources of God's Word.
Colby Parkinson — Children’s Hunger Fund
The Children's Hunger Fund equips and positions church leaders and volunteers to reach suffering children and families in their communities by delivering food and hope found in the gospel of Christ.
D.J. Reed — National MS Society
The National MS Society aims to cure MS while empowering people affected by MS to live their best lives.
Alton Robinson — Pay It Forward
The Pay It Forward Foundation was established as a catalyst to inspire growth for the Pay It Forward philosophy; acts of kindness among strangers, generating a ripple effect from one person to the next and one community to the next.
Sidney Jones IV — Mental Health America (MHA)
MHA's work is driven by its commitment to promote mental health as a critical part of overall wellness, including prevention services, early identification and intervention for those at risk, and integrated care, services, and support for those who need them.
John Schneider — Ben’s Fund/Nine Line
Ben's Fund was established in honor of John and Traci Schneider's son who was diagnosed with autism at the age of three and, in partnership with the Seattle Foundation, is intended to provide financial support and guidance to children and young adults in the state of Washington who have autism.
Brandon Shell — National Stuttering Association (NSA)
The NSA's vision is to bring hope and empowerment to children and adults who stutter, their families, and professionals through support, education, advocacy, and research.
Freddie Swain — Alzheimer’s Association
The Alzheimer's Association is leading the way to end Alzheimer's and all other dementia by accelerating global research, driving risk reduction and early detection, and maximizing quality care and support.
Darrell Taylor — American Breast Cancer Foundation
The American Breast Cancer Foundation works to provide help and inspire hope to those affected by breast cancer through early detection, education, and support services.
Walter Jones — Ben’s Fund/Nine Line
Ben's Fund was established in honor of John and Traci Schneider's son who was diagnosed with autism at the age of three and, in partnership with the Seattle Foundation, is intended to provide financial support and guidance to children and young adults in the state of Washington who have autism.
Russell Wilson — Why Not You Foundation
The Why Not You Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to fighting poverty through education, empowering youth to lead with a "why not you?" attitude.
Al Woods — Community Change
Community Change works to build the power of low-income people, especially people of color, to fight for a society where everyone can thrive.
Bryan Mone —Choice Supports
Choice Supports strives to support individuals with developmental disabilities and related conditions and ensure the rights and safety of people by coordinating support services to address specific needs & goals of the individual.
John Schneider — Ben’s Fund/Nine Line
Ben's Fund was established in honor of John and Traci Schneider's son who was diagnosed with autism at the age of three and, in partnership with the Seattle Foundation, is intended to provide financial support and guidance to children and young adults in the state of Washington who have autism.
