Rookie defensive tackle Byron Murphy won’t be in the Seahawks lineup as they try to get to 4-1 on the season.
Murphy has been out of practice this week because of a hamstring injury and the Seahawks have ruled him out for this Sunday’s game against the Giants. It’s the second straight game that Murphy will miss.
The first-round pick had six tackles and a half-sack in the first three weeks of the season.
Defensive tackle Cam Young (knee) was designated to return this week, but he will not play on Sunday either. Safety Julian Love (thigh) and linebacker Boye Mafe (knee) are both listed as questionable. Everyone else on the active roster, including defensive lineman Leonard Williams, running back Ken Walker III and linebacker Uchenna Nwosu, is on track to play.
The Giants are unlikely to have their starting running back for Sunday’s matchup with the Giants.
Singletary (groin) is listed as doubtful for Week 5 after he didn’t practice Wednesday or Thursday and was limited on Friday.
Via Jordan Raanan of ESPN, Singletary had said that he “feels better” and he liked his chances to play against Seattle. But the team apparently had a different assessment.
Receiver Malik Nabers (concussion) was ruled out earlier in the day by head coach Brian Daboll. He did not practice all week.
Outside linebacker Brian Burns (groin) and receiver Wan’Dale Robinson (heel) are both off the injury report and are set to play.
Cornerback Adoree’ Jackson (calf), cornerback Andru Phillips (calf), and linebacker Matthew Adams (quad) are all questionable.
The Giants will not have their star rookie when they play the Seahawks on Sunday.
Head coach Brian Daboll told reporters in his Friday news conference that receiver Malik Nabers has been ruled out for Week 5.
Nabers is still in concussion protocol after suffering the injury against the Cowboys last Thursday night. He has not practiced this week.
Through four weeks, Nabers leads the league with 35 catches. He’s tallied 386 yards with three touchdowns.
Daboll also noted that running back Devin Singeltary will do some work on the field Friday. He’s been sidelined by a groin injury so far this week.
New York’s full injury report with game statuses will be released later in the day.
The odds of wide receiver Malik Nabers being in the Giants lineup this weekend are getting longer.
Nabers suffered a concussion in last Thursday’s loss to the Cowboys and he did not take part in Wednesday’s practice. Head coach Brian Daboll told reporters on Thursday that Nabers has made progress, but he remains in the concussion protocol and will not practice on Thursday.
While Nabers’s condition may be improving, he’s running out of time to be cleared before the Giants leave for Seattle on Saturday. The concussion protocol requires Nabers to do on-field work before he can be cleared to return to game action and the clock is likely to run out before he can make it through all of the necessary steps.
Darius Slayton, Wan’Dale Robinson, Jalin Hyatt, Ihmir Smith-Marsette, and Bryce Ford-Wheaton are the other receivers on the active roster for the Giants.
The Seahawks listed 20 players on their practice report Wednesday.
Defensive tackle Byron Murphy Jr. (hamstring), linebacker Tyrel Dodson (ankle/shoulder), nose tackle Johnathan Hankins (personal) and linebacker Boye Mafe (knee) did not practice.
Murphy and Mofe were inactive Monday.
Tight end Pharaoh Brown (foot/knee), tight end Noah Fant (toe), receiver Tyler Lockett (thigh), tight end Brady Russell (shoulder), linebacker Jerome Baker (hamstring), safety Julian Love (thigh), linebacker Uchenna Nwosu (knee), defensive end Leonard Williams (ribs) and nose tackle Cameron Young (knee) were limited.
Love, Williams, Baker and Nwosu missed the loss to the Lions, so they are trending in the right direction. Nwosu has not played since spraining his knee in the final preseason game. He also was limited in Saturday’s practice.
Wide receiver DK Metcalf (hand), running back Kenneth Walker III (oblique), offensive guard Anthony Bradford (knee), linebacker Derick Hall (hip), safety Rayshawn Jenkins (hand), linebacker Tyrice Knight (knee) and safety K’Von Wallace (shoulder) were full participants.