Seahawks Wednesday practice report: Marshawn Lynch, Tharold Simon DNP

RENTON – Marshawn Lynch is listed on the Seahawks’ injury report as having not participated Wednesday, which is typically the case each week as the team tries to manage the running back’s workload by giving him the first day of practice off.

The difference this week is that the report lists Lynch as having an unspecified issue with his calf, whereas his absence is usually listed as not-injury-related. That makes Lynch’s status something to monitor throughout the rest of the week.

Cornerback Tharold Simon also did not practice Wednesday, no surprise as coach Pete Carroll said he was “still hobbling” from Sunday’s game against Green Bay. Simon made his 2015 debut in that game after missing the opener with a toe injury, but he’s still not right.

“He’s going to be slowed down this week,” Carroll said. “I don’t know if he’ll make it back or not by the end of the week.”

Strong safety Kam Chancellor, who returned from his holdout Wednesday, is not listed on the report. While that is typically an indication that a player was a full participant in practice, Chancellor’s situation is different in that the team is not required to specify his level of participation because he’s yet not on the active roster.

Backup safety Steven Terrell did not practice, either. He’s dealing with a hip-flexor injury he sustained against Green Bay.

Linebackers Bobby Wagner (ankle) and Mike Morgan (hamstring) are listed as limited participants in practice. Wagner was also limited last Wednesday because of his ankle, but he was a full participant the next two days and played Sunday. Morgan hasn’t played the first two games because of what Carroll has called a hamstring pull.

Cornerback Cary Williams (thigh) is listed as a full participant.

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