SANTA CLARA, Calif.—From an injury standpoint, there wasn't any mystery about who is and isn't playing for the Seahawks in their Week 11 game against the 49ers.
Tight ends Noah Fant and Brady Russell were ruled out on Friday's injury report, while no other players have injury designations coming into the game.
That means, as expected, that receiver DK Metcalf is back after missing the past two games with a knee injury, and that right tackle Abraham Lucas is active after spending the first nine games of the season on the physical unable to perform list.
Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald did not say whether Lucas will start, but it is expected that he will play, though perhaps on a pitch count.
"We're anticipating seeing him in a pretty significant manner," Macdonald said Friday. "We're still on a progression here, so the amount of reps that we're going to get, we'll see as the game unfolds. We have a plan, we have a target rep count, we'll leave that in house right now, but excited to see him go do his thing."
Also active for the Seahawks are two players signed off the practice squad on Saturday, receiver Cody White, who will serve as one of the three game-day captains, and tight end Tyler Mabry, who provides depth at tight end with Russell and Fant both out. The Seahawks also elevated two players from the practice squad who are also active for Sunday's game, safety Ty Okada and linebacker Patrick O'Connell.
For the 49ers, All-Pro tight end George Kittle is inactive after being listed as questionable due to a hamstring injury. Two of San Francisco's other top players who were listed as questionable, defensive end Nick Bosa and left tackle Trent Williams, are both active.
Here are the inactive lists for both teams:
Seattle Seahawks
- CB Nehemiah Pritchett
- TE Brady Russell
- LB Trevis Gipson
- G Sataoa Laumea
- WR Dareke Young
- TE Noah Fant
- DE Myles Adams
San Francisco 49ers
- QB Joshua Dobbs
- CB Charvarius Ward
- TE George Kittle
- DL Kevin Givens
- OL Ben Bartch
- DL Khalil Davis
- WR Ronnie Bell
Four things to know about the Seahawks matchup against the 49ers at Levi's Stadium.


Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf currently rank 2nd in the NFL of combined receiving touchdowns since 2019 with 88. Lockett (42 TDs) and Metcalf (46 TDs).

DK Metcalf needs one receiving touchdown to pass Steve Largent for the most in a player's first six seasons in franchise history with 47.

Kenneth Walker III needs two touchdowns to become the third running back in the past 15 seasons (2010-24) with nine-or-more scrimmage touchdowns in each of his first three career seasons (Ezekiel Elliott and Jeremy Hill).

Geno Smith needs one 300-yard game to tie Russell Wilson for the most 300- yard games in a single-season in franchise history with five.