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Seahawks S Nick Emmanwori is active for today’s game against the Cardinals. It’ll be his first game action since summer ankle surgery. I’d avoid sticking him in IDP lineups before we see the role and how close to full strength he is

Seattle's first injury report ahead of Wednesday night's opener found S Nick Emmanwori limited and S Ty Okada not practicing. Emmanwori's still working back from an ankle injury that he played through in last season's playoffs but that required surgery in July. Okada's dealing with a hamstring injury.

The Seahawks announced this week that S Nick Emmanwori will open training camp on the physically unable to perform list. When I read that, I just assumed they were being cautious with the ankle injury that made him questionable for the Super Bowl but didn't keep him from playing. But ESPN's Brady Henderson reports that the second-year safety had surgery on that right ankle and is "expected to miss some time," though they anticipate he'll be ready for the regular season.

Seahawks LB Ernest Jones is inactive for today's game against the Titans. It's a bit surprising after he played through the issue last week, but Jones' practice participation trended in this direction -- including a missed Friday workout. Seattle had already ruled out LB Tyrice Knight, so it looks like Chazz Surratt will run second at the position behind Drake Thomas. He'll be an uncertain bet for playing time, though. Don't be surprised if the Seahawks rely more on their deeper well of safeties.

Seahawks LB Ernest Jones is doubtful for Sunday's game against the Cardinals. Jones left last week's game against the Commanders with a knee injury. He put in limited practices Wednesday and Thursday but sat out Friday. His absence makes Drake Thomas and Tyrice Knight both good IDP options for Week 10.

Seahawks LB Ernest Jones left Sunday night's win over the Commanders after a Washington O-lineman rolled into the side of his right knee. HC Mike Macdonald had little in the way of details Monday, telling reporters only that it won't end his season and that he might miss Week 10. The coach said Jones would get further testing and that they'd update the situation Wednesday.

The Seahawks have ruled S Julian Love out for Sunday's game against the Commanders because of the hamstring injury that has sidelined him since Week 4. HC Mike Macdonald said Love suffered a setback ahead of Wednesday's practice. Love then missed all three practice days and is reportedly a candidate for IR.

Seahawks S Julian Love (hamstring) and CB Devon Witherspoon (knee) are inactive for tonight's game against the Texans. It'll be the third straight missed game for both players, each of whom entered the night questionable.

The Seahawks have ruled S Julian Love, CB Devon Witherspoon, and CB Riq Woolen doubtful for Sunday's game against the Jaguars. That almost certainly means the team will go without all three. All three have been full-timers when healthy.

The Seahawks will get S Julian Love and CB Devon Witherspoon back in the lineup Thursday night. Neither DB carries a game status on the final injury report for Week 4 after each putting in a full practice Wednesday. Rookie S Nick Emmanwori is doubtful, though, while Edge Boye Mafe is questionable.

The Seahawks will likely have to go without S Julian Love, CB Devon Witherspoon, and S Nick Emmanwori for Sunday's game against the Saints. All three DBs are listed as doubtful after missing practice all week.

The Seahawks have ruled rookie DB Nick Emmanwori (ankle) out for Sunday's game against the Steelers. They'll also likely miss CB Devon Witherspoon, who is doubtful with a knee injury. Emmanwori's set to miss multiple games and reportedly an IR candidate. That move would likely come by Saturday if it's happening.

Seahawks rookie S Nick Emmanwori suffered a high ankle sprain on his fifth play of Sunday's loss to the 49ers and now appears likely to miss multiple games.

Seahawks second-year LB Tyrice Knight missed most of the past week of practice with a knee injury, but it sounds like that's the lesser of his two health hurdles at the moment. Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times reports that HC Mike Macdonald said Saturday Knight is "getting close" to returning from the knee issue. But the coach also said an undisclosed medical issue is expected to keep Knight out for multiple weeks.