Charles Cross returns to limited practice after ankle injury
The Seahawks left tackle has missed two games. Seattle will announce injury designations Friday for its game in Las Vegas.
Seahawks starting left tackle Charles Cross returned to practice Thursday with limited participation after missing two games because of an ankle injury. It was his first practice appearance since he was hurt in Week 7.
The Seahawks will announce Friday which injury designations players will carry into the game in Las Vegas. Cross was among several players whose participation remained restricted Thursday.
At wide receiver, Rashid Shaheed participated fully in both practices after a knee injury sidelined him for two games. Jaxon Smith-Njigba also took part without restrictions Thursday following a rest day Wednesday.
Five players were absent for a second consecutive practice: quarterback Sam Darnold with ribs and quad injuries, guard Quenton Nelson with a knee injury, and defensive tackles Leonard Williams with a stinger, Brandon Pili with a back injury and Jarran Reed for personal reasons.
Six others continued to have limited participation: quarterback Drew Lock (right elbow, oblique), guard Anthony Bradford (knee) and linebackers Uchenna Nwosu (ankle), Derick Hall (back), Connor O’Toole (foot) and Patrick O’Connell (toe).
