Friday's Injury Report
When the Seahawks close out their season in Arizona, they will be without linebacker Bobby Wagner, who sprained his knee in last weekend's win over the Lions. Wagner, who last missed a game in 2018, was holding out hope that he could make it back, but he was ruled out on Friday. Wagner has already established a new franchise single-season record for tackles in a season with 170, breaking his own mark of 167 set in 2016, but with him missing the finale, fellow linebacker Jordyn Brooks, who currently has 163 tackles, has a shot to top that record. Cody Barton, who took over for Wagner last week, is expected to make the start in Wagner's place.
Also ruled out for Sunday's game are tackle Brandon Shell, who between a shoulder injury and a stint on the COVID-19 list, will close out the season missing the final five games. Cornerback John Reid was also ruled out due to a concussion.
The Seahawks have three players listed as questionable: tight end Will Dissly (heel), defensive end Carlos Dunlap (ankle) and right guard Gabe Jackson (knee).
The Cardinals will be without one and possibly both of their top two running backs, with Chase Edmonds ruled out due to rib and toe injuries, and with James Conner questionable due to a heel injury. The Cardinals will also be without starting defensive lineman Jordan Phillips, starting receiver Rondale Moore and starting cornerback Marco Wilson.
Seattle Seahawks
Out
- LB Bobby Wagner (knee, did not participate)
- CB John Reid (concussion, did not participate)
- T Brandon Shell (shoulder, did not participate)
Questionable
- TE Will Dissly (heel, did not participate)
- G Gabe Jackson (knee, did not participate)
- LB Carlos Dunlap II (ankle, limited participation)
Arizona Cardinals
Out
- RB Chase Edmonds (ribs/toe, did not participate)
- WR Rondale Moore (ankle, did not participate)
- DL Jordan Phillips (knee, did not participate)
- CB Marco Wilson (shoulder, limited participation)
Questionable
- DL Zach Allen (ankle, limited participation)
- RB James Conner (heel, limited participation)
- LB Dennis Gardeck (thumb, limited participation)
- TE Demetrius Harris (shoulder, limited participation)
Thursday's Injury Report
The Seahawks had six players not practice due to injury for a second day in a row, including three who left last week's game with injuries: linebacker Bobby Wagner, tight end Will Dissly and linebacker Carlos Dunlap II. Safety Quandre Diggs, who didn't practice Wednesday, was a full participant on Thursday, while three linemen who were listed as non-participants due to illness a day earlier were all off the injury report and practicing on Thursday, including starting center Ethan Pocic.
DK Metcalf, who was limited Wednesday, was a full participant Thursday, meaning he practiced each of the first two days of the week, something he hasn't often been able to do this season while managing a foot in jury.
Seattle Seahawks
Did Not Participate
- TE Will Dissly (heel)
- G Gabe Jackson (knee/illness)
- LB Carlos Dunlap II (ankle)
- CB John Reid (concussion)
- LB Bobby Wagner (knee)
- T Brandon Shell (shoulder/illness)
Limited Participation
- T Duane Brown (NIR-resting veteran)
Full Participation
- S Quandre Diggs (knee)
- WR DK Metcalf (foot)
- CB D.J. Reed (hip)
- WR Freddie Swain (ankle)
- RB DeeJay Dallas (quadriceps)
Arizona Cardinals
Did Not Participate
- DL Zach Allen (ankle)
- RB Chase Edmonds (ribs/toe)
- DL Jordan Phillips (knee)
Limited Participation
- CB Marco Wilson (shoulder)
- TE Demetrius Harris (shoulder)
- RB James Conner (heel)
- LB Dennis Gardeck (thumb)
- WR Rondale Moore (ankle)
Wednesday's Injury Report
The Seahawks had a handful of key players sit out due to injury, including linebacker Bobby Wagner, who sprained his knee last weekend but who has not yet ruled out playing in Sunday's season finale, and two other players who left Seattle's Week 17 game with injuries, linebacker Carlos Dunlap II (ankle) and tight end Will Dissly (heel). Also not practicing was safety Quandre Diggs, who has been on the injury report for several weeks with a knee injury, but has not yet missed game action.
The Seahawks also appear to have a non-COVID-19 illness going around their offensive line group, with five linemen listed as not practicing, including starters Gabe Jackson, Ethan Pocic and Brandon Shell, though Shell is also dealing with a shoulder injury that Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said last week could keep him out for the rest of the season.
Seattle Seahawks
Did Not Participate
- TE Will Dissly (heel)
- G Gabe Jackson (knee/illness)
- LB Carlos Dunlap II (ankle)
- CB John Reid (concussion)
- LB Bobby Wagner (knee)
- S Quandre Diggs (knee)
- T Brandon Shell (shoulder/illness)
- T Duane Brown (NIR-resting veteran)
- C Ethan Pocic (illness)
- C Dakoda Shepley (illness)
- T Stone Forsythe (illness)
Limited Participation
- WR DK Metcalf (foot)
- CB D.J. Reed (hip)
Full Participation
- WR Freddie Swain (ankle)
- RB Rashaad Penny (groin)
- RB DeeJay Dallas (quadriceps)
- CB Bless Austin (hip)
Arizona Cardinals
Did Not Participate
- DL Zach Allen (ankle)
- OL Kelvin Beachum (NIR-rest)
- RB Chase Edmonds (ribs/toe)
- TE Zach Ertz (NIR-rest)
- TE Demetrius Harris (shoulder)
- OL Rodney Hudson (NIR-rest)
- DL Corey Peters (NIR-rest)
- DL Jordan Phillips (knee)
- CB Marco Wilson (shoulder)
Limited Participation
- RB James Conner (heel)
- LB Dennis Gardeck (thumb)
- WR Rondale Moore (ankle)
Go behind the scenes with team photographer Rod Mar as he shares moments from the Seattle Seahawks' 51-29 win vs. the Detroit Lions on January 2, 2022 at Lumen Field. Eye On The Hawks is presented by Western Washington Toyota Dealers.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson is the last player in the locker room after the victory.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson arrives at Lumen Field for the final home game of the season.
Russell Wilson heads towards the field for early warmups.
Seahawks offensive skill position players huddle at the end of their early warmups.
Seahawks punter Michael Dickson takes warmup punts on the field before the game.
Seahawks defensive lineman Robert Nkemdiche works on technique before the game.
Seahawks offensive tackle Duane Brown on the field during early warmups.
12s gather to get an autograph from quarterback Russell Wilson before the game.
This young 12 waits, pen in hand, hoping for an autograph from one of the Seahawks players before the game.
Seahawks defensive end Carlos Dunlap is hyped as he enters the field for pregame warmups.
Seahawks safety Ryan Neal gets pumped up in the team huddle before the game.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson talks to head coach Pete Carroll during the team stretching period.
Seahawks defensive captain Bobby Wagner gets loose before the game.
Seattle's Benson Mayowa makes his way through the lasers and smoke as he readies to be introduced during pregame festivities.
Seattle's L.J. Collier lets out a yell after the Seahawks defense stopped the Lions on fourth down.
Seahawks running back Rashaad Penny scores on a 15-yard touchdown run.
Seattle's Bryan Mone makes a tackle in the first half.
Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll reacts on the sidelines to a big play by the Seattle offense.
Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf hauls in a 13-yard pass from Russell Wilson, the first of his three touchdowns on the day.
Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett is congratualted by Will Dissly and Russell Wilson after scoring in the second quarter.
Seahawks linebacker Cody Barton records a pass defense after knocking the ball away from a Lions receiver.
Lions running back D'Andre Smith is upended by Quandre Diggs and the Seahawks defense.
Seahawks defensive end Darrell Taylor celebrates wtih teammate Ryan Neal after a tackle in the fourth quarter.
Seahawks linebacker Jordyn Brooks celebrates a play with teammates Bryan Moe and Kerry Hyder, Jr.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson uses his legs to scramble for a long gain to the one-yard line.
Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf catches his third touchdown pass from Russell Wilson.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson lets out a yell after connecting with DK Metcalf for their third touchdown pass.
Seahawks cornerback D.J, Dallas celebrates his second interception with teammates Jordyn Brooks and Ugo Amadi.
Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll and receiver Freddie Swain are all smiles on the sidelines near the end of the game.
Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf reaches out for a handshake with head coach Pete Carroll near the end of the game.
Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll salutes the crowd as he makes his way off the field after the victory.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson acknowleges the 12s as he walks off the field after the final home game of the season
