Seahawks Wednesday practice report: Doug Baldwin, Jeremy Lane, five others did not participate

RENTON – A rather lengthy Seahawks injury report includes seven players who didn’t practice on Wednesday.

A few of them aren’t surprising. Left tackle Russell Okung strained his calf Sunday while strong safety Kam Chancellor hasn’t practiced since bruising his tailbone a week earlier. Coach Pete Carroll said earlier Wednesday that tight end Anthony McCoy (ankle) and defensive tackle Jordan Hill (toe) aren’t ready to resume practicing.

The new additions to Seattle’s injury report are wide receiver Doug Baldwin (hamstring) and cornerback Jeremy Lane (knee), neither of whom practiced Wednesday. Defensive end Cliff Avril also didn’t practice, but his absence is listed as not injury-related so it would appear he was given a regular rest day.

Wide receiver Jermaine Kearse (calf) and defensive lineman Michael Bennett (toe) were limited.

Cornerback DeShawn Shead (ankle) was a full participant, so it appears he is on track to play Sunday as Carroll previously indicated. Shead left Sunday’s game midway through the first series; Carroll said that move was about preserving him and not because he re-injured his ankle.

Running back Marshawn Lynch is listed as out, as expected. Carroll has said he won’t practice this week and confirmed on Wednesday that he’s still rehabbing away from the team.

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