Wednesday injury report: Only 2 Seahawks sit out practice for Broncos game

Unsurprisingly, both Uchenna Nwosu and Pharaoh Brown did not participate in drills.

The first injury report is here for the Seattle Seahawks’ 2024 regular season. All things considered, it could be a lot worse.

As expected, outside linebacker Uchenna Nwosu has an MCL sprain and did not practice. It’s unlikely he’ll play and he might not be back for at least a couple of weeks. The good news is that he hasn’t (yet) been placed on injured reserve, which would make him unavailable into October. Tight end Pharaoh Brown remains out with a foot injury sustained in a joint practice against the Tennessee Titans.

The four limited participants were starting tight end Noah Fant, whose injury hadn’t been disclosed in preseason but now we know it’s a toe injury, as well as wide receiver Tyler Lockett, safety Rayshawn Jenkins, and outside linebacker Dre’Mont Jones. All of them have missed some time in training camp, and three of them were injured during practice. Lockett is at the stage of his career where they’re taking a cautious approach to any knock he has, so this is nothing new.

Notable players not even on the injury report are center Connor Williams, back from his ACL tear last December, and inside linebacker Jerome Baker, who missed much of camp with a hamstring injury.

There is no need to give you a Broncos injury report, because literally no one was on it.