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The Seattle Seahawks’ Friday injury report is akin to a trick-or-treating outing with some candy, some raisins and plenty of scares. Starting on the unsettling side, the Seahawks are looking at playing the Chicago Bears on Monday night without starting…

The Seattle Seahawks face notable injury concerns ahead of their Monday night game against the Chicago Bears. Starting left tackle Charles Cross and edge rusher Uchenna Nwosu missed practice again on Friday, leaving both players unlikely to participate. Defensive tackle Byron Murphy was also added to the report as limited due to a back injury, while wide receiver Rashid Shaheed missed his second consecutive practice.
Seattle received some positive news with defensive lineman Leonard Williams returning to full participation following an Achilles concern. Running back Jadarian Price and linebacker Drake Thomas were also full participants after recovering from extended absences, providing depth as Zach Charbonnet remained limited by a knee injury.
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