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Seahawks Friday practice report: Marshawn Lynch, Brandon Mebane sit again

Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch and nose tackle Brandon Mebane both missed their second consecutive practice on Friday, casting more doubt about their chances of playing Monday night against Detroit.

Marshawn Lynch’s a slight hamstring pull, as Pete Carroll called it, held him out of practice...

Marshawn Lynch's a slight hamstring pull, as Pete Carroll called it, held him out of practice again Friday. (AP)

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Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch and nose tackle Brandon Mebane both missed their second consecutive practice on Friday, casting more doubt about their chances of playing Monday night against Detroit.

Lynch has what coach Pete Carroll called a slight hamstring pull while Mebane is dealing with a groin strain, injures they sustained in Seattle’s win over Chicago last week. Carroll has said both players will likely be game-time decisions.

The only change in Seattle’s practice report from Thursday to Friday was a minor one. The team clarified that the injury that has kept linebacker Kevin Pierre-Louis from practicing this week is to his hamstring and not his knee. But his level of participation and that of everyone else remained the same.

Also not practicing for the second consecutive day on Friday were defensive end Demarcus Dobbs (shoulder), cornerback Tharold Simon (toe) and free safety Steven Terrell (hip).

Listed as full participants again were tight end Luke Willson (back) and linebackers Bobby Wagner (ankle), Mike Morgan (hamstring) and K.J. Wright (hip).

The Seahawks will practice again Saturday, after which the final statuses for Monday night’s game will be revealed.

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