Seahawks Injury Report: Cross Out, Woolen Doubtful vs. Panthers

Going into Week 3 with a banged up roster, the Seattle Seahawks have ruled out tackle Charles Cross and cornerback Coby Bryant while listing seven players as questionable to play against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.

Still recovering from a sprained big toe suffered in Seattle's season opener and called "day to day" by coach Pete Carroll on Wednesday, Cross didn't practice for a second straight week. With him sidelined, third-year tackle Stone Forsythe will replace him protecting Geno Smith's blindside across from fellow reserve Jake Curhan, who will fill in for Abraham Lucas on the right side.

As for Bryant, he missed the entire week of practice with his own toe injury, though it remains unclear if he reaggravated the same issue that caused him to miss extensive time during the Seahawks offseason program this spring. In his absence, veteran Artie Burns should see the bulk of snaps in the slit cornerback role after being re-signed to the active roster from the practice squad earlier this week.

In addition to Cross and Bryant already being out, Seattle gave cornerback Riq Woolen and tight end Will Dissly doubtful designations, making it unlikely either will be able to play against Carolina. Woolen exited Sunday's win at Detroit with a chest injury and hasn't practiced this week, while Dissly also has been held out due to a sore shoulder, which led to signing tight end Brady Russell off Philadelphia's practice squad.

After having a whopping 11 players sidelined at Thursday's practice, the Seahawks have several notable starters on both sides of the ball listed as questionable, including safeties Quandre Diggs, Julian Love, and Jamal Adams.