Super Bowl Injury Report: Seahawks’ list is long, but Pats have a DNP - Seattle Sports

Feb 4, 2026, 5:30 PM | Updated: 8:10 pm BY BRENT STECKER Update: Standout Seattle Seahawks rookie Nick Emmanwori suffered an ankle injury in practice Wednesday. Click here for details. The Seattle Seahawks’ first official injury report of Super Bowl is a long list of players, but the good news is every single one of them practiced Wednesday. Daniel Jeremiah: One matchup where Pats have clear edge over Seahawks The New England Patriots, on the other hand, had a much shorter list but had one player who did not participate in practice. That one player is linebacker Robert Spillane, an eighth-year linebacker who started 13 games in the regular season and three postseason games for the Patriots. The 30-year-old Spillane has an ankle injury that kept him from playing four games during the season and was re-aggravated in New England’s AFC Championship win in Denver. Spillane, who did not practice at all last week, said Wednesday to the media that he is confident he will play Sunday in the Super Bowl. As for the Seahawks, they had eight players listed as limited in Wednesday’s practice, two of which were for rest reasons, and another six who were full participants despite dealing with injuries. Among Seattle’s limited players were starting left tackle Charles Cross (foot) and his backup, Josh Jones (ankle/knee). Quarterback Sam Darnold continued to be listed as limited with an oblique injury, something he has played with throughout the playoffs. Seahawks’ Sam Darnold says oblique feels ‘really good’ One potential concern for Seattle is the inclusion of standout rookie safety Nick Emmanwori as a limited player with an ankle injury. Emmanwori previously missed nearly a month after injuring his ankle in Week 1 of the season. The Patriots’ injury report was just five players long. Quarterback Drake Maye was listed as a full participant with a shoulder injury, an issue that became known after the AFC Championship. Here are the full Seahawks and Patriots injury reports from Wednesday. WR Jake Bobo (hand) LB Ernest Jones IV (chest) S Julian Love (shoulder) FB Brady Russell (hand) TE Eric Saubert (hamstring) LB Drake Thomas (shoulder) OT Charles Cross (foot) QB Sam Darnold (oblique) S Nick Emmanwori (ankle) OT Josh Jones (ankle, knee) LB Demarcus Lawrence (rest) FB Robbie Ouzts (neck) WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba (rest) DE Leonard Williams (rest) DT Joshua Farmer (hamstring) QB Drake Maye (right shoulder) LB Harold Landry (knee) OT Thayer Munford (knee) Radio coverage of the Super Bowl on Seattle Sports will begin with the Seahawks Radio Network pregame show at noon on Sunday. Seattle Sports 710 AM, KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM and the Seattle Sports, KIRO Newsradio and official Seahawks apps will be the only places where you can hear Steve Raible and Dave Wyman call the Super Bowl. • Seahawks’ track record should worry Pats QB Drake Maye • There’s only one way Pats can beat Seahawks in Super Bowl, insider says • Super Bowl: Seahawks activate LB, place OT on injured reserve • Unheralded Seahawks and Patriots who could impact Super Bowl • How Seattle Seahawks would stack up historically with Super Bowl win