Seahawks S Nick Emmanwori remains limited, S Ty Okada DNP again on Monday

Seahawks safety Nick Emmanwori continued to be limited in Monday's practice, raising concerns about his availability for Wednesday's season opener against the Patriots. Emmanwori, who underwent arthroscopic surgery in July to address a right ankle injury sustained in the season opener, did not take part in the team's open practices during training camp. The injury was initially aggravated in a pre-Super Bowl LX practice.

Starting safety Ty Okada also missed a second consecutive day of practice, leaving his status for Week 1 uncertain. Meanwhile, Julian Neal, the other starting safety, was a full participant for the second consecutive day, recovering from a quad injury. D'Anthony Bell, who recently re-signed to the practice squad, started two games in Emmanwori's third safety role last year when Emmanwori was sidelined by an ankle injury.

The Seahawks made only one change to their practice report from Sunday, with offensive guard Anthony Bradford upgraded to full participation after being limited on Sunday due to a knee issue. Wide receiver Tory Horton and offensive tackle Josh Jones were once again limited in practice, with both dealing with hamstring and knee injuries, respectively. Tight end A.J. Barner and running back Emanuel Wilson, who both showed no limitations in practice, remained full participants.