Seattle Seahawks vs Washington Redskins: Saturday Injury Report

There were only a few changes in the injury report following today's practice.

Safety Trenton Robinson was able to practice for the first time since he injured his ankle, but was limited.  He is listed as questionable for Monday's game, but I wouldn't expect to see him suited up.

Left guard Shawn Lauvao was able to fully practice for the first time this week, and he was taking first team reps ahead of Josh LeRibeus who replaced him in the last game.  Lauvao is expected to get the start.

Tight End Jordan Reed was held out of practice as a precautionary measure, and did not suffer any setbacks since yesterday.  He plans on ramping up his practice activities tomorrow, but he will be a gametime decision.  Coach Gruden and Reed have said it's 50/50 whether he will play, but if I was a betting man, I would say he sits again this week.

That leaves Niles Paul as the only real pass catching threat at the tight end position, and he was able to fully practice for the 2nd day in a row after clearing the NFL's concussion protocols.  Expect him to be used heavily against Seattle.

Trent Williams was once again limited in practice, and is listed as questionable for the game.  He should be considered a gametime decision, but he should be active for this game.  If he can't go, the Redskins off will be in trouble on offense.

Akeem Jordan practiced fully again today, and could be making his Redskins debut this week.

Seattle's biggest loss this week is starting TE Zach Miller.  They are relatively healthy with only two other players(backups) ruled out for Monday's game.

Bruce Irvin practiced fully the last two days after being limited on Thursday, and he is probable to play.

The Seahawks are coming off of their bye week, and have had plenty of time to heal and rest for this game.