Seahawks Injury Report: Charbonnet takes big step toward return

Seattle Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet was listed as a full participant on Wednesday’s practice report, marking the latest milestone as he works back from February ACL surgery.

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It was the first time Charbonnet has been a full participant since returning to practice on Oct. 1. He was limited on each of Seattle’s previous eight practice reports.

Earlier this week, head coach Mike Macdonald said there’s a “possibility” that Charbonnet could play “in some capacity” in Sunday night’s Week 7 showdown against the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Seahawks have to place Charbonnet on their 53-man roster by Thursday, or else he must remain on the physically unable to perform list for the rest of the season.

Meanwhile, starting linebacker Drake Thomas (ankle) remained sidelined from practice. He missed Seattle’s loss to the Denver Broncos last Thursday night after getting hurt four days earlier in the Seahawks’ loss to the San Francisco 49ers.

Wide receiver Rashid Shaheed (hip), starting right guard Anthony Bradford (knee), backup guard Beau Stephens (knee), backup linebacker Tyrice Knight (oblique) and backup quarterback Drew Lock (right elbow) were limited on Wednesday.

Bradford, who is currently on IR, was designated to return to practice on Monday after missing the past five games. Macdonald said he could return for Sunday night’s game if all goes well in practice this week.

Seattle’s full practice report for Wednesday is listed below.

Seahawks injury report

Did not participate

• LB Drake Thomas (ankle)
• LB Chazz Surratt (calf)
• EDGE Connor O’Toole (hamstring)
• EDGE DeMarcus Lawrence (non-injury-related, rest)

Limited participation

• WR Rashid Shaheed (hip)
• G Anthony Bradford (knee)
• G Beau Stephens (knee)
• LB Tyrice Knight (oblique)
• QB Drew Lock (right elbow)

Full participation

• RB Zach Charbonnet (knee)

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