The Seahawks will head to Arizona this weekend with most of their 53-man roster available, including center Austin Blythe, who left last week's game with a knee injury, as well as linebacker and special teams captain Nick Bellore, who missed last week's game with a concussion.
The Seahawks will not, however, be completely at full strength. Outside linebacker Darrell Taylor, whose three sacks are tied for second most on the team, has been ruled out due a groin injury, and No. 3 receiver Marquise Goodwin has been ruled out, also with a groin injury.
Goodwin, who has eight catches and two touchdowns in the past two games, didn't leave last week's game with an obvious injury, but Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said, "He came out with something and it just kind of lingered, so he hasn't made it through it… Marquise was starting to make some noise for us and he was getting going. We'll miss him. He's got some real traits that we like out there."
With Goodwin out, that will likely mean an increased role for Dee Eskridge and perhaps rookie Dareke Young as well. The Seahawks are also hoping to get back receiver Penny Hart, who was limited in practice all week and is listed as questionable after missing the past three games with a hamstring injury.
"Penny did a really good job this week, and he's got a chance to play this week," Carroll said.
Also listed is questionable is rookie safety Joey Blount, who was a new addition to the injury report on Friday, sitting out practice due to a quadricep injury.
Seattle Seahawks
Out
WR Marquise Goodwin (groin, did not participate)
OLB Darrell Taylor (groin, did not participate)
Questionable
WR Penny Hart (hamstring, limited participation)
S Joey Blount (quadricep, did not participate)
Arizona Cardinals
Out
OL Max Garcia (shoulder, did not participate)
OL Rodney Hudson (knee, did not participate)
CB Christian Matthew (hamstring, did not participate)
Questionable
S Budda Baker (ankle, limited participation)
RB James Conner (ribs, limited participation)
LB Dennis Gardeck, ankle, limited participation)
OL D.J. Humphries (back, limited participation)
DL Jonathan Ledbetter (ribs, did not participate)
Take a look back at some of the best photos from the first half of the Seahawks' 2022 season. Through eight games, the team is 5-3 and sits in first place in the NFC West. Top Shots are presented by CarMax.
Seahawks legends Cliff Avril and Richard Sherman share a laugh as they are shown on the big screen during pregame.
Seahawks tight end Will Dissly races to the end zone on a 38-yard touchdown reception from Geno Smith on the game's opening drive.
Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith and his former teammate Russell Wilson greet each other at midfield after the game.
Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf hugs his mother Tonya Metcalf as he leaves the field after pregame warmups.
The Seahawks dance and celebrate in the locker room in the moments after the victory over the Broncos.
Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett talks to DK Metcalf in the locker room before kickoff.
The Seahawks, led by Jordyn Brooks and DeeJay Dallas, enter Levi's Stadium during introductions.
Seahawks special teamer Michael Jackson races for a scoop-and-score touchdown after recovering the loose ball caused by Tariq Woolen's field goal block.
Seahawks players practice at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center in Renton on September 21, 2022.
Running back Travis Homer strikes a pose as he enters the locker room.
Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker gets stretched out before the game.
Quarterback Geno Smith heads from the locker room to the field.
The Seahawks emerge from their tunnel during pregame, with receiver Penny Hart leading the way carrying the 12 Flag.
Seahawks defensive coordinator Clint Hurtt gives instructions to linebacker Jordyn Brooks on the sidelines.
Al Woods leads a cadre of Seahawks defenders in making a tackle.
The annual Corgi Races took place at halftime and the winner, Rally, showed impressive speed in taking the title.
Seahawks players board the Delta charter bound for Detroit.
A young fan reacts as his favorite player DK Metcalf gives him his receiving gloves during pregame.
Seahawks gather on the field during pregame.
At halftime, assistant coach Aaron Curry talks to members of the defense.
Seattle's Rashaad Penny crosses the goal line with the first of his two touchdowns against the Lions.
Quandre Diggs greets former Lions teammate Austin Bryant after the game. Diggs played in Detroit prior to joining the Seahawks.
Quarterback Geno Smith hugs head coach Pete Carroll in the locker room after the game.
Safety Ryan Neal supports the Seattle Mariners and wears their cap on Friday as the Seahawks flew to New Orleans while the baseball team opened the playoffs in Toronto.
Seahawks fans had a message for quarterback Geno Smith, echoing his statement from earlier in the season.
Linebackers coach John Glenn reviews notes in the cramped visitors locker room.
Seahawks defensive coordinator Clint Hurtt consults with head coach Pete Carroll on the sidelines.
Seattle's Tariq Woolen scoops up a fumble caused by teammate Coby Bryant (8) as the defense scrambles towards the loose ball.
Seattle's Tyler Lockett catches the first of two touchdown passes from Geno Smith.
Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III heads to the end zone on a 69-yard run as Tyler Lockett begins the celebration behind him.
Seattle's Kenneth Walker III leaves all defenders in the dust on his 69-yard rushing touchdown in the Superdome.
Running back DeeJay Dallas and the return specialists gather in the tunnel before pregame warmups.
Quarterback Geno Smith jogs onto the field.
Running back DeeJay Dallas puts on his finishing touches before the team leaves the locker room for kickoff.
Seattle's Uchenna Nwosu reacts after sacking Arizona's Kyler Murray.
Defenders Ryan Neal and Darrell Taylor celebrate after Neal's sack of Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray.
At halftime, former Seahawks running back Shaun Alexander was inducted into the team's Ring of Honor.
Coby Bryant celebrates with Quandre Diggs after Bryant's fourth forced fumble in four games.
Seattle's DK Metcalf goes high to make a grab.
Seahawks cornerback Tariq Woolen is all smiles as he signs autographs on his way to the locker room after the game.
Seahawks cornerback Tariq Woolen talks to members of the media from the podium after the game.
Seahawks linebacker Boye Mafe sits at his locker before the game.
Bruce Irvin sits alone with his thoughts before leaving the locker room.
Safety Ryan Neal intercepts a pass across the middle.
Seahawks defenders celebrate in the end zone after Ryan Neal's interception.
Receiver Tyler Lockett signals "first down" after a clutch third down grab to help extend a long drive in the third quarter.
Kenneth Walker III heads to the end zone at the end of a 74-yard scoring play that helped ice the game.
On the sidelines, Darrell Taylor celebrates with Uchenna Nwosu.
In the postgame locker room, Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll recognizes the play of Uchenna Nwosu on his return to face his former team.
Seahawks running back Travis Homer came dressed as a Tokyo Revenger for the game on Halloween Eve.
Seahawks offensive lineman Kyle Fuller applies face paint before taking the field for the game against the New York Giants.
Safety Josh Jones dances in the locker room before the game.
Seahawks defensive backs listen to captain Quandre Diggs as he gives them final instructions before taking the field.
Lumen Field is reflected in the face shield worn by Poona Ford.
U.S. Army Green Beret and Seahawks legend Nate Boyer prepares to lead the team onto the field carrying the American flag.
Ryan Neal celebrates a stop.
12s came dressed in their Halloween costumes.
Seahawks special teamer Joey Blount celebrates his fumble recovery with teammates Ryan Neal, Tariq Woolen, Uchenna Nwosu and Tanner Muse.
Quarterback Geno Smith celebrates after his touchdown pass to Tyler Lockett in the fourth quarter.
Seahawks special teams celebrate Will Dissly's fumble recovery after a huge hit on the returner by Travis Homer.
Uchenna Nwosu strikes a pose after a sack in the fourth quarter.
Will Dissly and Geno Smith celebrate after Smith scrambled for a first down towards the end of the game.
General Manager John Schneider presents head coach Pete Carroll with the game ball after the wind. Carroll tied his idol and mentor Bud Grant for career wins with the victory over the Giants.
