Seattle Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross (hamstring) was listed as a non-participant on the team’s injury report Tuesday for a second straight day ahead of Thursday night’s massive NFC West showdown against the Los Angeles Rams.

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The Seahawks held walkthroughs on both Monday and Tuesday, so their injury reports for both days were estimations of what players would have done in a full practice. Per NFL rules, the Seahawks and Rams both have to release their game status reports on Wednesday.

Cross injured his hamstring while blocking on Jason Myers’ game-winning 56-yard field goal with 18 seconds remaining against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.

On Monday, Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald said the team was still evaluating the severity of Cross’ injury. Asked whether Cross could play against the Rams on Thursday night, Macdonald said “it’s possible.”

Cross has started 62 of 65 games at left tackle since Seattle selected him with the No. 9 overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft. The only games he’s missed came while he was dealing with a toe injury in 2023.

Cross was the only player on Tuesday’s injury report that wasn’t listed as a full participant. Four-time Pro Bowl defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence (quadricep) and wide receiver Cody White (abdomen) were both upgraded to full participants on Tuesday after being listed as limited on Monday.

Here’s a full look at Seattle’s practice report for Tuesday:

Did not participate

• LT Charles Cross (hamstring)

Full participation

• RT Abraham Lucas (neck)
• DT Leonard Williams (wrist)
• DT Jarran Reed (wrist, thumb)
• DE DeMarcus Lawrence (quadricep)
• OLB Derick Hall (finger)
• DE Mike Morris (knee)
• S Ty Okada (shoulder)
• WR Cody White (abdomen)
• WR Dareke Young (quadricep)

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