Seahawks vs. Rams: Week 16 Injury Report Breakdown
As the Seattle Seahawks prepare for their Thursday night matchup against the Los Angeles Rams, the Week 16 Injury Report reveals crucial updates on player availability.
Seahawks Injury Report Overview
The Seahawks conducted a walkthrough on Monday, resulting in an estimated injury report. Key highlights include:
- Charles Cross: The left tackle did not participate due to a hamstring injury sustained during Sunday’s game on Jason Myers’ game-winning field goal. Coach Mike Macdonald indicated that they are exploring options to expedite his recovery, stating it is “possible” he could return for Thursday’s game.
- DeMarcus Lawrence: The outside linebacker is listed as limited with a quadriceps issue.
- Cody White: The receiver also participated in a limited capacity due to an abdominal injury.
- Derick Hall: The outside linebacker returned to full participation after a finger injury.
- Abraham Lucas: The right tackle, who briefly exited the game with a neck injury, was also a full participant.
Rams Injury Report Summary
The Rams are dealing with their own set of injury challenges heading into the game. Notable mentions include:
- Davante Adams: The receiver did not participate in practice due to a hamstring injury suffered during Sunday’s victory over the Lions.
- Braden Fiske: The defensive end is also a non-participant, facing an ankle injury.
- Jaylen McCollough: The safety missed practice due to illness.
Key Takeaways
As both teams gear up for their Week 16 clash, player health will be a significant factor in their performance. The Seahawks will be closely monitoring the status of Charles Cross, while the Rams aim to manage injuries to key players like Davante Adams. Fans will be eagerly anticipating updates as kickoff approaches for this pivotal matchup.
