Monday's Injury Report
Neither team had any players listed with game status designations, meaning from an injury standpoint at least, everyone is healthy enough to play. That does not, of course, including players on the reserve/COVID-19 list, with both teams having some key players on that list as of Monday afternoon, including receiver Tyler Lockett, running back Alex Collins, cornerback D.J. Reed, right tackle Brandon Shell, defensive end Kerry Hyder Jr. and defensive tackle Bryan Mone for Seattle; and for the Rams, starting right tackle Rob Havenstien, safety Jordan Fuller, linebacker Von Miller, tight end Tyler Higbee, as well has several other backups who are contributors.
The Seahawks did not practice Monday, but did hold a walkthrough before leaving for L.A., so Monday's practice participation is an estimate.
Seattle Seahawks
Full participation
- G/C Kyle Fuller (calf)
- WR Freddie Swain (ankle/NIR-personal)
- DT Al Woods (NIR-resting veteran)
- LB Carlos Dunlap II (quadricep)
- SS Ryan Neal (oblique)
- S Quandre Diggs (knee)
- G Gabe Jackson (knee)
- WR DK Metcalf (foot/back)
Los Angeles Rams
Full Participation
- DL Greg Gaines (hand)
- DT Aaron Donald (knee)
- OL Brian Allen (knee)
Sunday's Injury Report
With their Week 15 game moved to Tuesday, the Seahawks got in an extra day of practice Sunday, and had only one non-participant due to injury, defensive tackle Bryan Mone. Three other players were limited, safety Quandre Diggs, guard Gabe Jackson and receiver DK Metcalf, though Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Friday that he is expecting all three to be fine for Tuesday's game.
Seattle Seahawks
Did Not Participate
- T Duane Brown (NIR-resting veteran)
- DT Bryan Mone (knee)
Limited participation
- S Quandre Diggs (knee)
- G Gabe Jackson (knee)
- WR DK Metcalf (foot/back)
Full participation
- G/C Kyle Fuller (calf)
- WR Freddie Swain (ankle/NIR-personal)
- DT Al Woods (NIR-resting veteran)
- LB Carlos Dunlap II (quadricep)
- SS Ryan Neal (oblique)
Los Angeles Rams
Full Participation
- DL Greg Gaines (hand)
- DT Aaron Donald (knee)
- OL Brian Allen (knee)
Friday's Injury Report
The Seahawks saw seven player return to practice on Friday, including receivers DK Metcalf, Dee Eskridge and Freddie Swain. Those three all sat our Thursday, and with Tyler Lockett going on the Reserve/COVID-19 list, the Seahawks had only one receiver on their 53-man roster, Penny Hart. On Friday, however, Metcalf, Eskridge and Swain were all full participants, as were some other key players on the injury report like guard Gabe Jackson, safety Quandre Diggs and pass-rusher Carlos Dunlap II.
Only two players, tackle Brandon Shell and defensive tackle Bryan Mone were held out of Friday's practice.
With Seattle's game against getting moved to Tuesday, the Seahawks did not put out the usual game status designations on Friday, but Seahawks coach Pete Carroll did give a few updates.
On the trio of receivers who returned to practice, Carroll said, "Those guys all looked really good today at practice. They got good work today."
Asked if they should be able to play Tuesday, Carroll said, "Judging on today, they're ready to go."
Carroll said they still don't know if Shell will make it back on Tuesday or not, but noted, "The days will help him, the couple more days will help him."
Seattle Seahawks
Did Not Participate
- T Brandon Shell (shoulder)
- DT Bryan Mone (knee)
Full participation
- G Gabe Jackson (knee)
- G/C Kyle Fuller (calf)
- WR Dee Eskridge (foot)
- S Quandre Diggs (knee)
- WR Freddie Swain (ankle/NIR-personal)
- DT Al Woods (NIR-resting veteran)
- LB Carlos Dunlap II (quadricep)
- WR DK Metcalf (foot/back)
- SS Ryan Neal (oblique)
- RB Travis Homer (hamstring)
Los Angeles Rams
Limited participation
- DT Aaron Donald (knee)
- OL Brian Allen (knee)
Full Participation
- DL Greg Gaines (hand)
Thursday's Injury Report
The Seahawks had eight players sit out due to injury, including receivers DK Metcalf, Dee Eskridge and Freddie Swain. With Tyler Lockett going on the reserve/COVID-19 list earlier in the day, that meant Penny Hart was the only receiver on the 53-man roster participating in Thursday's practice.
Safety Ryan Neal (oblique) went from limited participation Wednesday to full on Thursday, while center/guard Kyle Fuller (calf) went from full to limited, and defensive tackle Bryan Mone (knee) went from limited to not practicing.
The Rams have just three players on their injury report, including All-Pro defensive tackle Aaron Donald, who was limited Thursday, but they also added nine more players to the COVID list, making it 25 total players on the list for them.
Seattle Seahawks
Did Not Participate
- G Gabe Jackson (knee)
- WR DK Metcalf (foot/back)
- T Brandon Shell (shoulder)
- WR Dee Eskridge (foot)
- S Quandre Diggs (knee)
- WR Freddie Swain (ankle/NIR-personal)
- DT Al Woods (NIR-resting veteran)
- LB Carlos Dunlap II (quadricep)
- DT Bryan Mone (knee)
Limited Participation
- G/C Kyle Fuller (calf)
Full participation
- SS Ryan Neal (oblique)
- RB Travis Homer (hamstring)
Los Angeles Rams
Limited participation
- DT Aaron Donald (knee)
- OL Brian Allen (knee)
Full Participation
- DL Greg Gaines (hand)
Wednesday's Injury Report
The Seahawks opened the week with seven players sitting out practice due to injury, though it's always worth noting that days off early in a week don't necessarily mean there is any real concern with the injury. DK Metcalf, who has been dealing with a foot injury for much of the year, got his usual day off, though he is also listed with a back injury, perhaps from landing hard on his back while attempting to catch a pass in the end zone during last week's win over the Texans. Also sitting out were guard Gabe Jackson (knee), receiver Dee Eskridge (foot), tackle Brandon Shell (shoulder), safety Quandre Diggs (knee), receiver Freddie Swain (ankle) and linebacker Carlos Dunlap II (quadricep).
Of that group, only Shell missed last week's game, and all others were able to finish the game. Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Shell did go through Wednesday morning's walkthrough, but that they likely won't know until late in the week if he will be able to play or not.
On a very positive note, cornerback D.J. Reed, who left Sunday's game with what Carroll called a chest contusion, was not even on the injury report, meaning he is fine. Another good sign is that defensive tackle Bryan Mone, who left the game with a knee injury, was able to practice on a limited basis.
The Rams, meanwhile, have only three players on their injury report, which is an estimation of participation, as they did not practice. And the reason for not practicing—16 players are currently on the reserve/COVID-19 list—is the bigger concern for Los Angeles this week than their injury list.
Seattle Seahawks
Did Not Participate
- G Gabe Jackson (knee)
- WR DK Metcalf (foot/back)
- T Brandon Shell (shoulder)
- WR Dee Eskridge (foot)
- S Quandre Diggs (knee)
- WR Freddie Swain (ankle)
- DT Al Woods (NIR-resting veteran)
- LB Carlos Dunlap II (quadricep)
- T Duane Brown (NIR-resting veteran)
Limited Participation
- RB Alex Collins (abdomen)
- DT Bryan Mone (knee)
- SS Ryan Neal (oblique)
Full participation
- G/C Kyle Fuller (calf)
- RB Travis Homer (hamstring)
- P Michael Dickson (thumb)
- LS Tyler Ott (shoulder)
Los Angeles Rams
Did Not Participate
- DT Aaron Donald (knee)
- OL Brian Allen (knee)
Limited Participation
- DL Greg Gaines (hand)
The Seahawks and Rams face off for the last game of the regular season on Sunday, Jan. 5, 2024. Kickoff is set for 1:05 p.m. PT. Take a look back through history at the Seahawks' matchups against the Rams.
Los Angeles Rams kicker Tom Dempsey (10) is seen in action during an NFL game against the Seattle Seahawks Oct. 31, 1976, in Los Angeles. (NFL Photos via AP)
Seattle Seahawks cornerback Cornell Webster (38) stops Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Drew Hill (29) during an NFL pre-season game Aug. 19, 1979 in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)
Los Angeles Rams defensive end Jack Youngblood (85) sacks Seattle Seahawks quarterback Jim Zorn for a loss during the first quarter in this Aug. 28, 1982 photo in Anaheim, Calif. Youngblood was one of seven elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Saturday, Jan. 27, 2001. (AP Photo/Doug Pizac)
FILE - In this Aug. 13, 1987, file photo, Los Angeles Rams running back Eric Dickerson (29) breaks away from Seattle Seahawks' Joe Nash during an NFL preseason football game in Anaheim, Calif. On Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017, Dickerson signed a one-day contract to retire as a member of the L Rams, reuniting the famous running back with his first NFL football franchise. Dickerson also became a vice president of business development with the Rams, who returned to Los Angeles last year after 21 seasons in St. Louis. (AP Photo/Lennox McLendon, File)
Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Cortez Kennedy (96) topples a St. Louts Rams quarterback (16) during a pre-season NFL football game in 1991. (Al Messerschmidt via AP)
FILE - In this Sept. 10, 2000, file photo, St. Louis Rams' Devin Bush tackles Seattle Seahawks's Ricky Watters during the second half of an NFL football game in Seattle. (AP Photo/John Froschauer, File)
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck makes a pass against the St. Louis Rams during the first half in Seattle, Sunday Dec. 22, 2002. Hasselbeck passed for 303 yards completing 20 in 32 attempts as the Seahawks win 30-10. Behind is Rams' Troyka Jackson and Seahawks' Walter Jones. (AP Photo/John Froschauer)
Seattle Seahawks' Alex Bannister (85) hits St. Louis Rams' DeJaun Groce after Groce caught a punt during the first quarter in Seattle Sunday, Sept. 21, 2003. (AP Photo/John Froschauer)
Seattle Seahawks receiver Jerry Rice leaps to make a one-handed catch against the St. Louis Rams at the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis, Missouri on November 14, 2004. The Rams won 23-12. (AP Photo/G. Newman Lowrance)
St. Louis Rams quarterback Marc Bulger, right, is sacked by Seattle Seahawks' Lofa Tatupu in the third quarter, Sunday, Nov. 13, 2005, in Seattle. The Seahawks won, 31-16. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Seattle Seahawks' Delon Branch, right, catches a touchdown pass in front of St. Louis Rams' Travis Fisher in the forth quarter in an NFL football game Sunday, Oct. 15, 2006, in St. Louis. The Seahawks won 30-28. (AP Photo/Bill Boyce)
Cornerback Marcus Trufant #23 of the Seattle Seahawks lends a leaping hand as teammate Deon Grant #24 intercepts a pass intended for wide receiver Travis Taylor #18 of the St. Louis Rams at Quest Field on October 21, 2007 in Seattle, Washington. The Seahawks defeated the Rams 33-6. (AP Photo/Paul Spinelli)
Members of the Seattle Seahawks line up one yard out of the end zone against the St. Louis Rams during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game Sunday, Dec. 14, 2008, in St. Louis. The Seahawks won 23-20. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
Seattle Seahawks' Julius Jones (22) runs with the ball as St. Louis Rams' David Vobora falls behind in the second quarter of an NFL football game on Sunday, Sept. 13, 2009, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
St. Louis Rams running back Steven Jackson (39) is tackled by Seattle Seahawks linebacker Aaron Curry (59) and Seattle Seahawks safety Lawyer Milloy middle, during the first quarter of an NFL football game Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010, in St. Louis. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
Seattle Seahawks defensive back Brandon Browner breaks up a pass intended for Brandon Lloyd of the St. Louis Rams during an NFL game in Seattle on Monday, Dec. 12, 2011. The Seahawks won the game, 30-13. (AP Photo/G. Newman Lowrance)
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson runs from St. Louis Rams outside linebacker Jo-Lonn Dunbar during the first half of an NFL football game Sunday, Sept. 30, 2012, in St. Louis. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)
Seattle Seahawks vs St. Loius Rams; Malcolm Smith
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jermaine Kearse, right, pushes Los Angeles Rams cornerback Lamarcus Joyner away as he runs the ball during the second half of an NFL football game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Sunday, Sept. 18, 2016, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Jae Hong)
Tyler Lockett's toe-drag touchdown reception from a Russell Wilson 13-yard looping-over-the-top-pass brought a feeling of poetic ballet to the skill of catching touchdown passes. The Seahawks defeated the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday Night Football, 30-29, at CenturyLink Field, October 3, 2019.
