D'Wayne

Eskridge

San Francisco also brought in Alex Bachman and Trenton Irwin. With Christian Kirk and Ricky Pearsall already hurt, the team needs some extra bodies for at least the first week of training camp. Eskridge appeared in 13 games for Miami last year and totaled four catches for 62 yards.

Chubb was a surprise addition to Friday’s report and was listed as limited. It’s never a good sign when a player is added to Friday’s report, so Chubb’s status will be one to watch when inactives are announced 90 minutes before kickoff. The veteran pass rusher has totaled 28 tackles, five sacks, and five TFLs this season after missing all of 2024 due to a torn ACL. If he’s unable to go on Sunday, veteran Matt Judon could see an uptick in snaps after playing in a limited role for most of the season. In addition to Chubb, the Dolphins also listed WR Dee Eskridge (shoulder) and CB Rasul Douglas (foot/ankle) as questionable for Week 11.

Eskridge will chip in with the occasional target and kick return but he is not on the fantasy radar. He averaged 29.2 yards per kick return on five returns last year and caught 3-of-3 targets for 47 yards.

Huntley was activated off injured reserve Thursday, but he’ll be the emergency quarterback for Thursday’s bout against Green Bay. Skylar Thompson will be the backup for Tua Tagovailoa versus the Packers instead.

Eskridge was a second-round pick of the Seahawks back in 2021. Known more for his return skills than his pass-catching prowess, Eskridge has caught 17 passes for 122 yards and one touchdown in 24 games. Eskridge has been overshadowed by nearly every receiver the Seahawks have brought in since he first joined the team and will now be looking for a new home in the coming days. If he clears waivers, Eskridge will be free to sign with wherever he pleases. Also waived/released by Seattle were LB Sundiata Anderson, LB Michael Barrett, DT Kyon Barrs, CB Lance Boykin, LB Nelson Ceaser, T/G McClendon Curtis, TE Michael Ezeike, TE Devon Garrison, LB Easton Gibbs, OT Garret Greenfield, WR Hayden Hatten, RB George Holani, CB D.J. James, CB Carlton Johnson, DT Mario Kendricks, DT DeVere Levelston, RB Kobe Lewis, TE Tyler Mabry, G Ilm Manning, LB Patrick O’Connell, S Ty Okada, OT Raiqwon O’Neal, OT Max Pircher, LB Jon Rhattigan, RB Kairee Robinson, WR Ty Scott, LB Jamie Sheriff, WR Cody White, and WR Easop Winston Jr.

Walker popped up on the injury report with a new shoulder injury and did not participate in the Seahawks’ Wednesday walkthrough. The Seahawks tend to be lengthy with their injury reports and coming off a Monday game, it is possible Walker’s shoulder is a minor issue. However, practices later in the week will provide clarity on Walker’s availability for Week 16 against the Titans. WR Dee Eskridge (ribs) was the other Seahawks offensive player to be listed as DNP.

Nothing to see here, as the Seahawks and their top three receivers are all good to go for the week. They face a Commanders offense that’s allowing the fifth-most passing yards per game (252.7) and is prone to giving up big plays through the air.

Initially thought to practice in a limited capacity, Metcalf was listed as a full participant to begin the week. This bodes well for his availability in Week 8 against the Browns after missing Week 7. With Tyler Lockett (hamstring) not participating, Metcalf could move back into the pass-catching rotation with a large target share next to rookies Jake Bobo and Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Fellow pass-catchers Noah Fant (toe) and D’Wayne Eskridge (knee) got in limited practices as the Seahawks seek to get their offense healthy.

It’s unclear why Eskridge was suspended. Entering his third season, the former second-round pick had 17 catches to his name. He was not going to factor into Seattle’s gameplan on offense after they took Jaxon Smith-Njigba in the first round.

Pete Carroll said it would be a lot to ask for him to return from the injury against San Francisco this week, but it’s possible Eskridge could be available if the Seahawks advance. With Marquise Goodwin also sent to injured reserve recently, Seattle used Cade Johnson and Dareke Young as extra wideouts against the Rams in Week 18. They seem the likely third wideouts against the 49ers at this point.