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It sounds like Baldwin will play. Pete still wants to wait until game time to make the final call, but everything indicates that ADB will get at least some playing time.

KJ and Rasheem Green are out, Chris Carson questionable.

According to Pete, Earl had an "excellent" week of practice, listed as a full participant on both Thursday and Friday, good news for several reasons.

https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/sea ... stionable/

Obi, you might want to revise your prediction for this Sunday. Arizona will be starting their rookie quarterback Josh Rosen, who apparently had difficulty reading defenses in the preseason. We've played well in Arizona the past few seasons. There's always a large contingent of 12's that attend this game.

If we can get out of the next couple of games relatively healthy, we might be able to see if this team has something special or not.
I read that Carson is questionable along with a couple of others.

I've copied and pasted from PFT for both teams:

Seahawks at Cardinals

The Seahawks list WR Doug Baldwin (knee) as questionable, but everyone in Seattle says he’s playing. RB Chris Carson (hip), S Delano Hill (hamstring) and DE Dion Jordan (hip) have the same tag. OL Ethan Pocic (ankle) and RB C.J. Prosise (abdomen) are doubtful to play, so they’ll likely join DE Rasheem Greene (ankle) and LB K.J. Wright (knee) on the inactive list.

Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald (hamstring) is listed as questionable. So are the other four players — DT Robert Nkemdiche (knee), DT Corey Peters (elbow), DT Olsen Pierre (toe) and T Andre Smith (elbow) — on the team’s injury report.

So the minor procedure for KJ that should only have held him out 2 weeks now seems like it is much more serious than previously thought. Now it has been 6 weeks.

NorthHawk wrote:If we can get out of the next couple of games relatively healthy, we might be able to see if this team has something special or not.
I read that Carson is questionable along with a couple of others.

I'm optimistic about our chances this week, but I'm afraid we're in deep caca next week when the Rams come to town. They're hotter than a firecracker and will be coming off a mini bye so they'll have a long time to prepare for us. I'll be delighted if we can go into our bye week at .500.

RiverDog wrote:[

I'm optimistic about our chances this week, but I'm afraid we're in deep caca next week when the Rams come to town. They're hotter than a firecracker and will be coming off a mini bye so they'll have a long time to prepare for us. I'll be delighted if we can go into our bye week at .500.

Well its why they play the games. I was encouraged that a 1-1-1 Vikes team went in there and kept it to a one TD game in prime time putting up 31 points in the process. Granted they have a stellar D usually and gave up 485 yards and 5 TD passes but Goff cant be red hot every week. Home cooking provided a spark for Seattle who is really a handful of mistakes from being 3-0 themselves. We shall see.Its a divisional game with a team we beat on the road last year with many of the same players. I wouldn't bet a nickle in Vegas but a win wouldn't shock me either.