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MNF Game Thread: Lions (0-3) @ Seahawks (1-2)


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Seahawks Injuries 

PosNameInjuryPrac. statusGame status
DTB. MebaneGroinOutQuestionable
TEL. WillsonBackFullProbable
CBT. SimonToeOutOut
RBM. LynchHamstringOutQuestionable
LBB. WagnerAnkleFullProbable
LBK. Pierre-LouisHamstringOutQuestionable
LBK. WrightHipFullProbable
DED. DobbsShoulderOutQuestionable
SS. TerrellHipOutOut
LBM. MorganHamstringFullProbable
DEM. BennettNot Injury RelatedOut

Probable

 

Lions Injuries

PosNameInjuryPrac. statusGame status
GL. WarfordAnkleLimitedQuestionable
RBJ. BellAnkleOutOut
TEB. PettigrewHamstringOutOut
CBJ. Wilsonlower legFullQuestionable
DEE. AnsahGroinLimitedQuestionable
LBD. LevyHipLimitedDoubtful
TC. RobinsonAnkleLimitedDoubtful
DEJ. JonesKneeLimited

Probable 

 

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This ones going to get ugly quickly...

 

Would love to see Seattle lose tonight and again next week in Cincy but both seem pretty unlikely. They might be 1-2 but St.Louis always plays them tough and winning in GB against Rodgers is never easy. Graham got more involved last week I expect to see a heavy dose of JG again tonight

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