Friday's Injury Report
The Seahawks listed three players as questionable for their Week 5 game at New Orleans, including two players who were added to the injury report on Thursday: running back Kenneth Walker III (shoulder) and receiver Marquise Goodwin (knee/back). Cornerback Justin Coleman, who has been out since the opener with a calf injury, is listed as questionable as well.
If Goodwin can't go, the Seahawks could see their receiver depth tested a bit, with rookie Dareke Young ruled out due to a quadricep injury. The Seahawks do have options on their practice squad they could elevate for the game should they decide they need more depth there.
The Saints will be without top receiver Michael Thomas, who was ruled out, and will also likely be without starting quarterback Jameis Winston, who is listed as doubtful after not practicing all week. Starting running back Alvin Kamara is listed as questionable, but is expected to play.
Seattle Seahawks
Out
WR Dareke Young (quadricep, did not participate)
Questionable
WR Marquise Goodwin (knee/back, did not participate)
CB Justin Coleman (calf, limited participation)
RB Kenneth Walker III (shoulder, limited participation)
New Orleans Saints
Out
OT Calvin Throckmorton (ankle, did not participate)
DE Payton Turner (chest, did not participate)
WR Michael Thomas (foot, did not participate)
CB P.J. Williams (quadricep, did not participate)
Doubtful
QB Jameis Winston (back/ankle, did not participate)
Questionable
S Marcus Maye (rib, limited participation)
G Andrus Peat (concussion, full participation)
RB Alvin Kamara (rib, limited participation)
WR Jarvis Landry (ankle, did not participate)
Thursday's Injury Report
The Seahawks saw four players return to action after sitting out the previous day's practice, including running back Rashaad Penny (shoulder), who was a full participant. Also back were Gabe Jackson, who got his usual rest day Wednesday, as well as defensive end Quinton Jefferson (elbow) and center Austin Blythe, who was back home in Iowa earlier this week for the birth of his third child.
There were two new additions to the injury report, running back Kenneth Walker III (shoulder) and receiver Marquise Goodwin (knee), both of whom were listed as limited.
For the Saints, the same five players missed a second straight day of practice, a group that includes starting quarterback Jameis Winston and All-Pro receiver Michael Thomas. Running back Alvin Kamara was limited again on Thursday, but has said he expects to play.
Seattle Seahawks
Did not participate in practice
LB Darryl Johnson (ankle)
WR Dareke Young (quadricep)
NT Al Woods (NIR-resting veteran)
Limited participation
G Gabe Jackson (knee/NIR-resting veteran)
DE Quinton Jefferson (elbow)
CB Justin Coleman (calf)
G Damien Lewis (calf)
WR Marquise Goodwin (knee)
RB Kenneth Walker III (shoulder)
Full participation
RB Rashaad Penny (shoulder)
C Austin Blythe (NIR-personal matter)
WR Penny Hart (illness)
G Phil Haynes (ankle)
New Orleans Saints
Did not participate in practice
G Calvin Throckmorton (ankle)
DE Payton Turner (chest)
WR Michael Thomas (foot)
QB Jameis Winston (back/ankle)
S P.J. Williams (quadricep)
Limited participation
S Marcus Maye (rib)
RB Alvin Kamara (rib)
WR Jarvis Landry (ankle)
Full participation
DE Carl Granderson (eye)
T Ryan Ramczyk (rest)
G Andrus Peat (concussion)
TE Taysom Hill (rib)
The Seahawks opened their week of practice with five players held out, though center Austin Blythe's absence was not injury related, but rather, as Pete Carroll reported earlier in the day, because his wife just had a baby. Guard Gabe Jackson got his usual Wednesday off, while Darryl Johnson, who left Sunday's game with what Carroll called a significant ankle injury, didn't practice as expected. Also out were running back Rashaad Penny (shoulder), who is coming off a 151-yard, two-touchdown performance, and defensive end Quinton Jefferson (elbow).
The Seahawks had three players listed as limited—cornerback Justin Coleman, guard Damien Lewis and receiver Dareke Young—while three others were on the injury report but listed as full participants, including guard Phil Haynes, who missed last weekend's game with an ankle injury.
The Saints had five players sit out Wednesday's practice, including starting quarterback Jameis Winston and starting receiver Michael Thomas, both of whom missed New Orleans' Week 4 game in London. Running back Alvin Kamara, who also missed that game, was limited in practice, and told reporters in New Orleans Wednesday that he plans to play this week.
Seattle Seahawks
Did not participate in practice
RB Rashaad Penny (shoulder)
C Austin Blythe (NIR-personal matter)
G Gabe Jackson (knee/NIR-resting veteran)
LB Darryl Johnson (ankle)
DE Quinton Jefferson (elbow)
Limited participation
CB Justin Coleman (calf)
G Damien Lewis (calf)
WR Dareke Young (quadricep)
Full participation
WR Penny Hart (illness)
G Phil Haynes (ankle)
S Joey Blount (hamstring)
New Orleans Saints
Did not participate in practice
G Calvin Throckmorton (ankle)
DE Payton Turner (chest)
WR Michael Thomas (foot)
QB Jameis Winston (back/ankle)
S P.J. Williams (quadricep)
Limited participation
T Ryan Ramczyk (rest)
S Marcus Maye (rib)
G Andrus Peat (concussion)
RB Alvin Kamara (rib)
WR Jarvis Landry (ankle)
TE Taysom Hill (rib)
Full participation
DE Carl Granderson (eye)
Go behind the scenes with team photographer Rod Mar as he shares moments from Week 4 vs. the Detroit Lions on October 2, 2022 at Ford Field. Eye On The Hawks is presented by Western Washington Toyota Dealers.
Seahawks players board the Delta charter bound for Detroit.
Upon arrival in Detroit, receiver Marquise Goodwin makes his way across the tarmac to the waiting buses.
On Saturday, running backs Rashaad Penny and Kenneth Walker chatted at walkthru.
Geno Smith, center, works through some strategy with receiver Tyler Lockett and offensive coordinator Shane Waldron (back to camera).
Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett signs an autograph for a young 12 wearing his jersey.
Seahawks linebacker Jordyn Brooks is the last player to leave Ford Field during a brief team visit on Saturday.
On game day, assistant coaches including Pat McPherson and Will Tukuafu greet Kyle Fuller as he heads to the team's meal room at the hotel.
Receiver Marquise Goodwin strikes a pose before he boards the bus to the stadium.
Quarterback Geno Smith walks to the buses.
Cornerback Michael Jackson looks out the window on the ride from the team hotel to the stadium on game day.
12s cheer on the Seahawks buses as they depart for the stadium.
Kenneth Walker on the field during early warmups on game day.
Quarterbacks Geno Smith and Drew Lock take their early warmup throws at Ford Field.
A young fan reacts as his favorite player DK Metcalf gives him his receiving gloves during pregame.
Seahawks gather on the field during pregame.
In the brief moments before the team leaves the locker room, Bryan Mone finds a quiet place to listen to music.
Offensive tackle Abraham Lucas sits in the locker rooom before the game.
Seahawks captain Tyler Lockett urged his teammates to link arms as he gave his pregame speech in the locker room.
Seahawks captain Tyler Lockett brings the team up right before heading to the field for kickoff.
The Seahawks make the long walk from the visitors locker room down to the playing surface at Ford Field.
Seahawks offensive linemen Gabe Jackson and Damien Lewis lead the Seahawks down to the field.
The Seahawks enter the field during pregame introductions.
Seattle tight end Will Dissly snags the Seahawks first TD on a pass from Geno Smith.
Seahawks safety Ryan Neal celebrates after a pass defense.
Quarterback Geno Smith celebrates in the end zone after his touchdown run in the first quarter as a Seahawks fan celebrates in the stands.
Kicker Jason Myers was all smiles after making a field goal in the first half. Myers was informed over the weekend of the birth of his second child.
At halftime, assistant coach Aaron Curry talks to members of the defense.
Quarterback Geno Smith stands and listens with members of the offense as assistant coach Andy Dickerson outlines adjustments and strategy.
Cornerback Tariq Woolen opened the second half with an interception that he took to the end zone.
Tariq Woolen scores on his third quarter pick-six.
Seattle's Uchenna Nwosu grabs Detroit's Jared Goff for a sack in the third quarter.
Seettle's DK Metcalf hauls in one of his seven receptions on the day.
Seattle's DK Metcalf leaps and falls but wasn't able to hang onto this deep pass in the end zone.
Seattle's Rashaad Penny crosses the goal line with the first of his two touchdowns against the Lions.
Seattle's Tyler Lockett tries to juggle and come down with a pass that was deflected and fell just out of reach.
12s were in attendance at Ford Field for the game.
Seattle safety Josh Jones nearly manages an interception near the end zone that fell incomplete.
Seattle's Rashaad Penny breaks away as the Lions sideline can only watch his 41-yard TD run late in the game.
Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll lets out a yell after Rashaad Penny's 41-yard TD gave the Seahawks a two-score lead late in the game.
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.
Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith brings the team up in the locker room after the game.
