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Seahawks injury report: WR Cooper Kupp upgraded to full participant

Meanwhile, safety Ty Okada has missed another practice.

The Seattle Seahawks are set to improve to 2-0 this weekend with a road game against the Arizona Cardinals. This marks the team's first divisional matchup of the season. To navigate this challenge, the Seahawks will have to rely on their roster despite several players dealing with injuries.

In the team's injury report from Thursday's practice, wide receiver Cooper Kupp has been upgraded to a full participant, whereas he was limited on Wednesday. This is positive news for the Seahawks, as Kupp has been a key player in their offense.

However, not all is smooth sailing for the Seahawks. Starting right guard Anthony Bradford now faces a hip injury, which was added to the practice report. Bradford was limited in both Wednesday's and Thursday's practices.

Additionally, safety Ty Okada has missed yet another practice and appears likely to miss another game due to a hamstring issue. Cornerback Josh Jobe has also been dealing with a knee injury.

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