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A look at Seahawks’ injury situation ahead of wild card vs. Eagles

The Seattle Seahawks are hoping a number of players are able to return from injury for the wild-card playoff against the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Seattle Seahawks could possibly see the return of a couple of injured players in time to face the Eagles in Philadelphia for the wild-card round on Sunday.

Coach Pete Carroll provided a number of injury updates to start the workweek.

Safety Quandre Diggs, who was inactive with an ankle sprain the last two outings, has resumed practice. There is no guarantee Diggs will be ready to play on Sunday but his return to the field is a step in the right direction.

Wide receiver Malik Turner sat out last week with a concussion but could also be available against the Eagles. “He’s got some tests to do today to get cleared for tomorrow,” Carroll said. “Everything is trending towards he’s going to be back, but I say that, and he’s got a meeting here right now that he’s got to perform in and show that he’s okay.”

Left tackle Duane Brown, fresh off minor knee surgery, is more of a long shot to be ready by this weekend. “He’s working at it,” Carroll explained. “He’s trying to get back. He’s going for it. We’ll see what he can do. I don’t know anything right now. There’s nothing he’s done on the field yet.”

Carroll believes defensive end Jadeveon Clowney should be ready to roll despite not participating on Wednesday. “He’s fine,” Carroll noted. “Well, he’s practicing and going. He’s doing the best he can so he’s ready to go again.”

Seattle and Philadelphia are scheduled to kick off at 1:40 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 5 at Lincoln Financial Field.

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Dennis Schroder questionable with right ankle soreness against Mavericks

Schroder missed Sunday’s win over the Raptors due to right ankle soreness. He is averaging 25.4 points over his last five games.

Dennis Schroder’s status for the Thunder’s 2019 calendar year finale is still uncertain.

Schroder is listed as questionable for Oklahoma City’s game on New Year’s Eve against the Mavericks.

Schroder missed Sunday’s win over the Raptors due to a sore right ankle. It was the first game that he had missed all season.

How he suffered the injury in Friday’s game against the Hornets is still unclear. Prior to injuring his ankle, Schroder had averaged 25.4 points, 5.0 assists, and 4.4 rebounds over his last five games.

Schroder has been an integral part of the Oklahoma City offense this season, embracing his role as the one of, if not the, best sixth man in the league.

Over his last ten games, Schroder is averaging 23.2 points per game and shooting 49.7% from the field.

He was named the Western Conference Player of the Week on Dec. 23 for his play during Oklahoma City’s four-game win streak from Dec. 16 through Dec. 22.

The Thunder will tip against inside Chesapeake Energy Arena at 7 p.m. against the Dallas Mavericks.

Tuesday night is Oklahoma City’s lone home game before they head back out for a four-game road trip.

Ziggy Ansah, Jadeveon Clowney both game-day decisions for Seahawks

Seattle Seahawks defensive ends Ziggy Ansah and Jadeveon Clowney will both be game-day Week 14 against the Los Angeles Rams.

The Seattle Seahawks had a solid week of practice ahead of the Sunday night matchup against the Los Angeles Rams.

“We got out on the grass and got running around,” coach Pete Carroll said Friday afternoon. “We had to put together a week that’s a little adapted because of the shorter week. It seemed like things worked out fine. We were able to get some guys recovered. That’s one of the big questions and I think we got that done. Looking forward to it. Ready to go.”

A couple of players remains question marks for Sunday, however, including defensive ends Ziggy Ansah and Jadeveon Clowney, who are both battling injuries.

“We’ll still check those guys both out,” Carroll said. “They did practice enough this week that we feel good about it. We got to check them out on gameday.”

Clowney (core) was listed as a full participant in Friday’s practice, while Ansah (neck) was limited.

The Seahawks and Rams are set to kick off from Los Angeles Sunday night at 5:20 p.m. PT. You can find everything you need to know to catch the action here.

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Seattle Seahawks at Los Angeles Rams: Week 14 injury report

The injury report with practice participation statuses ahead of the Sunday night contest between the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams.

The Seattle Seahawks head to Los Angeles Sunday to square off against the division-rival Rams for the second time this season.

Below is the official injury report ahead of the matchup. Practice participation statuses will be updated following Friday’s walkthroughs.

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Seahawks vs. Vikings: Week 13 Monday night injury report

Who’s in and who’s out for the Week 13, Monday-night contest between the Seattle Seahawks and the Minnesota Vikings at CenturyLink Field.

The Seattle Seahawks are set to square off against the Minnesota Vikings in primetime Monday night at CenturyLink Field.

Below are the injury reports for both Seattle and Minnesota, which will be updated to include practice participation statuses following the teams’ walkthroughs.

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Terron Armstead injured, questionable to return vs. Panthers

New Orleans Saints left tackle Terron Armstead injured his ankle and is questionable to return to play versus the Carolina Panthers.

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The New Orleans Saints offensive line took another hit early against the Carolina Panthers, with left tackle Terron Armstead injured his ankle during the first quarter. Armstead walked off the field slowly under his own power before riding a medical staff cart into the locker room. An announcement from the team updated his status as questionable to return to the game.

In his place, the Saints called up veteran  backup Patrick Omameh, who has spent most of his time in the NFL at left or right guard. The Saints were already starting a backup next to Armstead in Nick Easton, who was filling in for injured starter Andrus Peat. Ironically, Peat is normally the go-to option to replace Armstead, but he’s going to be out about four more weeks after breaking his arm against the Atlanta Falcons.

This injury to Armstead has been one of the few problem areas on offense for the Saints against Carolina. They have otherwise avoided mistakes and converted on tough downs, ending two of their first three drives with touchdown scores (including a 26-yard run by Latavius Murray and a 13-yard pass to Tre’Quan Smith). That third drive ended with a punt, which the Saints were fortunate to recover.

Armstead’s status is officially questionable to return, so he hasn’t been ruled out entirely. Stay tuned for an update to his situation.

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Seahawks vs. 49ers: Week 10 inactives for Monday night

Who’s in and who’s out for “Monday Night Football” – the complete Week 10 inactive lists for the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers.

The Seattle Seahawks are set to square off against the San Francisco 49ers Monday night in their Week 10 contest.

Seattle did not rule out any players ahead of the matchup, nor was anyone listed as doubtful. Only safety Lano Hill (elbow) and guard Phil Haynes (ankle) were noted as questionable to play.

“One thing I can tell you, we can’t talk about hamstrings and ankles today because we’re in pretty good shape here,” coach Pete Carroll said following Saturday’s walkthrough. Only a couple guys on the list. We can cut all that stuff out and just go right to whatever you want to know.”

Here are the inactive players Week 10 for the Seahawks:

And the 49ers inactives:

Kickoff is scheduled for 5:15 p.m PT from Levi’s Stadium. You can watch the national broadcast on ESPN or channel 7 in the Seattle area. Here’s everything you need to know to catch the Monday night action.

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