The NFL has released the official injury report for Sunday's Seahawks game at Qwest Field.
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| Name | Position | Injury | Practice Status | Game Status |
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| Craig Dahl | S | Hamstring | Out (Definitely Will Not Play) | Out |
| John Greco | T | Wrist | Out (Definitely Will Not Play) | Out |
| Larry Grant | LB | Knee | Limited Participation in Practice | Questionable |
| Marc Bulger | QB | right Finger | Full Participation in Practice | Probable |
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| Walter Jones | T | Knee | Out (Definitely Will Not Play) | Out |
| Chris Spencer | C | Quadricep | Out (Definitely Will Not Play) | Out |
| Travis Fisher | CB | Hamstring | Did Not Participate In Practice | Doubtful |
| Derek Walker |
DE | Hamstring | Did Not Participate In Practice | Doubtful |
| Deion Branch | WR | Hamstring | Did Not Participate In Practice | Questionable |
| C.J. Wallace | S | Rib | Did Not Participate In Practice | Questionable |
St. Louis Rams
Seattle Seahawks
Marc Bulger headlines the Rams injuries. Probable means St. Louis projects a 25% chance Bulger will not play. Craig Dahl is depth and was not likely to contribute. John Greco is also depth, but is listed at guard on the Rams depth chart. Larry Grant's injury and the recent release of Chris Draft have thrust David Vobora, the last man selected in the 2008 draft, into starting at strongside linebacker. Vobora is an undersized tackler that tackles too far from the line of scrimmage. He was active in special teams and recorded a tackle for a loss and a sack in the preseason. The Seahawks need their lead blockers to get up to Vobora and shove him out of the play.
Deion Branch has missed three straight practices with a hamstring injury and is 50-50 to play on Sunday. Derek Walker is likely to be deactivated, so his injury is of no concern. I doubt C.J. Wallace will play. That and the injury to Travis Fisher leaves Seattle thin in the secondary and thin at special teams. Nick Reed could be activated to bolster the special teams. If Fisher can't play, Seattle will be barred from a true Dime defense. I, for one, think Will Herring should pick up snaps in obvious passing downs.