The Seahawks’ first injury report of the short week came with a few familiar names and one new wrinkle as Seattle turns the page from Sunday’s 32-29 loss to the San Francisco 49ers and toward Thursday Night Football against the Denver Broncos.
Because the team did not practice Monday, the report was estimated, but it still offered a clear snapshot of where a handful of players stand. Leonard Williams, who has been dealing with the ankle injury he suffered in Week 4, was listed as a limited participant. At linebacker, Drake Thomas did not practice because of an ankle injury.
Zach Charbonnet also showed up on the report as limited, even though Mike Macdonald said he is not expected to play Thursday while he continues to come back from a torn ACL suffered in the 2025 postseason. Charbonnet was designated for return nearly two weeks ago, and his continued limited status keeps his situation worth tracking as his practice window ticks down.
Rookie right guard Beau Stephens also appeared again on the report in an interesting way. After being listed as limited in practice on the initial injury report before the game against the 49ers with a knee injury, he was listed as limited on the Week 6 report with a shoulder injury.
One more name to watch is Drew Lock, who is now listed with a right forearm injury after not taking a single snap against the 49ers. He would not be the expected option Thursday night, but the injury raises a question about what it could mean if Seattle is forced to turn to him against Denver.
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