On Wednesday, the Arizona Cardinals provided updates on their injured players ahead of the upcoming game against the Seahawks. Safety Jalen Thompson, who missed the last game due to an ankle injury, continued to sit out of practice as he focused on rehabbing. Coach Jonathan Gannon expressed optimism about Thompson’s progress, mentioning that he had a good week of recovery.
Defensive lineman Darius Robinson returned to practice for the second time this week after being sidelined since October 9th. Despite his limited participation, his presence on the field is a positive sign for the Cardinals. Veteran offensive tackle Kelvin Beachum had a rest day on Wednesday, a common practice to manage his workload. Right tackle Jonah Williams, who recently joined the active roster, also had limited participation in practice.
Running back Emari Demercado and safety Rabbit Taylor-Demerson were both limited in practice due to shoulder and back injuries, respectively. The Cardinals’ offensive lineman Isaiah Adams, who has been dealing with a back issue, fully participated in practice on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks provided updates on their injured players as well. Tight end Noah Fant, wide receiver Tyler Lockett, defensive tackle Jarran Reed, tight end Brady Russell, wide receiver Laviska Shenault Jr., guard Laken Tomlinson, cornerback Dee Williams, and defensive end Leonard Williams all missed practice on Wednesday for various reasons.
On a positive note, safety Rayshawn Jenkins, who has been recovering from a hand injury, participated fully in practice as the team opened up his 21-day practice window. Linebacker Dre’Mont Jones and tackle Abraham Lucas also fully participated in practice, indicating their readiness for the upcoming game.
Both teams are closely monitoring the status of their key players as they prepare for the crucial Week 12 matchup. Injuries can significantly impact the outcome of the game, so the teams will continue to assess and adjust their game plans based on the availability of their players. The health and fitness of the players will be a top priority as they aim to secure a victory on game day.