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Week 8 Injury Report: Bears at Seahawks

Details on the Seahawks’ injury situation heading into their Week 8 game vs. the Bears.

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Thursday's Injury Report

The Seahawks' first injury report of the week had four players listed as non-participants due to injury, including three who left last weekend's win over the Chiefs with injuries: left tackle Charles Cross (ankle), receiver Rashid Shaheed (knee) and running back Velus Jones Jr. (hamstring). Also not participating were linebacker Uchenna Nwosu, who has an ankle injury, and receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who was given a rest day.

Ten players were listed as limited, though in the case of veteran outside linebacker DeMarcus Lawrence, it was for rest. Among those limited were running back Jadarian Price (chest) who returned to practice from injured reserve this week, and linebackers Drake Thomas (ankle) and Chazz Surratt (calf), who have both missed multiple games with injuries. New to the injury report this week is defensive tackle Leonard Williams, who was limited with an Achilles injury.

The Bears did not practice Thursday, so their report is an estimation, but running back Kyle Monangai was listed as a non-participant due to thumb and toe injuries, while linebacker D'Marco Jackson (ankle) and cornerback Malik Muhammad (toe) were listed as limited.

Seattle Seahawks

Did not participate

  • T Charles Cross (ankle)
  • RB Velus Jones Jr. (hamstring)
  • LB Uchenna Nwosu (ankle)
  • WR Rashid Shaheed (knee)
  • WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba (not injury related/resting player)

Limited participation

Full participation

Chicago Bears

Did not participate

  • RB Kyle Monangai (thumb, toe)

Limited participation

  • LB D'Marco Jackson (ankle)
  • CB Malik Muhammad (toe)

Full participation

  • LB T.J. Edwards (hamstring)
  • LB Jack Sanborn (concussion)

The Seahawks held their first practice of the week on Thursday, October 29 as they get ready to host the Chicago Bears in Week 8.

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