Seahawks fans got a minor scare on Thursday, when their new super star safety Jamal Adams appeared on the teams injury report with an elbow injury. He was listed as a full participant in practice, Adams inclusion on the injury report was still not what anyone desired to see ahead of a primetime game against the Patriots.
While not entirely healthy, Seattle will have Adams and many of their lineup offered for Sunday Night Football against New England.
On Friday, Pete Carroll clarified Rasheem Green suffered a stinger during the Week 1 win over the Falcons and, noted as uncertain and without practicing this week, should miss Week 2. Doubtful is Cedric Ogbuehi, who stays obstructed by a pectoral stress from August. As an outcome, Chad Wheeler or Tommy Champion might be moved up from the practice team ahead of Week 2.
Luckily, Seattle issued their last injury report ahead of Week 2 on Friday afternoon and Adams was nowhere to be found.
For Phillip Dorsett, he did not take part in Fridays practice after getting involved on a limited basis on Wednesday and Thursday. Listed as questionable, the pass receiver is definitely desperate to make his Seahawks debut against his old group.
Tight end Will Dissly and deal with Duane Brown were also totally gotten rid of as expected, with both gamers having been managed during practices to begin the season.
