Seahawks Wednesday practice report: Doug Baldwin, Paul Richardson DNP

Pete Carroll said Doug Baldwin's sore toe shouldn't keep him from playing Sunday against San Francisco but that Paul Richardson's status is up in the air due to a hamstring injury.

BY BRADY HENDERSON

Nov 18, 2015, 5:51 PM Updated: 5:58 pm

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Doug Baldwin joins Cliff Avril and K.J. Wright as Seahawks players who will play in their first Pro Bowl. (AP)

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RENTON – One of the reasons Seattle promoted Kevin Smith from the practice squad this week was his ability to play all three wide-receiver spots, versatility the Seahawks need as they deal with some injuries at that position.

The Seahawks lost Ricardo Lockette to a season-ending neck injury two weeks ago, and neither Doug Baldwin nor Paul Richardson practiced on Wednesday. Coach Pete Carroll said Baldwin’s sore toe shouldn’t keep him from playing Sunday against San Francisco but that Richardson’s status is up in the air due to a hamstring injury.

Defensive end Cliff Avril (ankle) and running back Marshawn Lynch (abdomen) didn’t practice, either. Lynch typically gets Wednesdays off, but he’s still dealing with an abdominal injury that had him listed as questionable for last Sunday’s game against Arizona.

Linebacker K.J. Wright (knee) is listed as limited while left tackle Russell Okung (toe/ankle) and tight end Luke Willson (toe) were full participants.

Linebacker Bruce Irvin (knee) has already been ruled out for Sunday’s game against San Francisco.