Seahawks Wednesday practice report: Luke Willson limited

RENTON – The bye week sure did Seattle good. Coach Pete Carroll said Monday that the Seahawks are much healthier after their week off, and that is evident in a practice report on Wednesday that only listed one active player who wasn’t a full participant due to an injury.

That was tight end Luke Willson (toe), who was limited. Running back Marshawn Lynch (not injury-related) didn’t practice, but that’s typically the case on Wednesdays. Left tackle Russell Okung (toe/ankle) was a full participant.

Wide receiver Ricardo Lockette was also included on the practice report – listed, of course, as out due to his neck injury – which the team is required to do as long as he remains on the 53-man roster. The Seahawks are expected to place Lockette on injured reserve before Sunday; they haven’t had to do so yet because they had a bye following the game in which he was injured.

Wide receiver Paul Richardson and nickelback Jeremy Lane are practicing this week, but Seattle isn’t required to include them on its practice report because both players have yet to be activated from the Physically Unable to Perform list, which means they’re not on Seattle’s 53-man roster. Richardson is expected to play Sunday while Carroll indicated that Lane has been limited the last two days of practice.

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