Dallas Cowboys vs. Seattle Seahawks Wednesday injury report
The 8-3 Dallas Cowboys welcome the 6-5 Seattle Seahawks to AT&T Stadium for a primetime Thursday Night Football matchup this week. Dallas is riding high from a drubbing of the Washington Commanders on Thanksgiving Day while the Seahawks are seeking to snap a two-game losing streak after games against the Rams and 49ers.
The Cowboys have the No. 1 scoring offense (31.5 ppg) in the league through Week 12, slightly edging out the Miami Dolphins (30.8 ppg). Seattle, meanwhile, is tied for 18th in points scored per game (20.8). Dallas has had some letdown games this season (Arizona, San Francisco) but they’ve yet to lose one at home. They have a 13-game home winning streak going, which leads the league.
The Cowboys have no players with an injury designation on the Wednesday injury report, including Micah Parsons who was on the Tuesday report due to illness. However, tight end Peyton Hendershot is questionable to play on Thursday as the team has not yet activated him from his 21-day practice window. The Seahawks have several players with injury designations.
Here’s who was in and who was out for Wednesday practices, according to the injury reports. The final list of inactives for both teams will come out an hour and a half before the 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff on Thursday.
Cowboys, Seahawks injury reports
Dallas Cowboys
RB Rico Dowdle (ankle) – Full
LB Micah Parsons (illness) – Full
DE Dante Fowler Jr. (illness) – Full
TE Peyton Hendershot (ankle) – Full
S Jayron Kearse (back) – Full
G Zack Martin (NIR-rest) – Full
DT Mazi Smith (shoulder) – Full
OT Tyron Smith (NIR-rest) – Full
DE Tyrus Wheat (concussion) – Full
Seattle Seahawks
S Jamal Adams (knee/NIR-rest) – Full
WR Dareke Young (abdomen) – Limited, doubtful
DE Leonard Williams (toe) – Full, questionable
TE Will Dissly (hip) – Full, questionable
RB Kenneth Walker III (oblique) – DNP, doubtful
WR Dee Eskridge (ribs) – DNP, questionable
G Phil Haynes (toe) – DNP, out
Kenneth Walker III doubtful for Seattle vs Cowboys
Defensively, the Cowboys need to worry about the Seahawks’ rushing attack. However, running back Kenneth Walker is currently doubtful to play on Thursday Night Football. Walker is dealing with an oblique injury that kept him out of the loss against San Francisco. The last time he had more than 50 rushing yards was against the Commanders in mid-November.
Walker burst onto the scene for the Seahawks last season after making a name for himself in his last year at Michigan State. After Rashaad Penny suffered a season-ending injury, Walker took the bulk of the work in the Seahawks backfield and made the most of the opportunity, totaling 1,050 yards and nine touchdowns during the regular season.
Zach Charbonnet was the Seahawks’ lead back last week while playing 87 percent of the offensive snaps. Charbonnet is averaging 4.6 yards per carry so far this season.