It's officially Week 1 of the 2026 NFL regular season, which means that it's time for each team's initial injury report. Per usual, there are a myriad of players to keep an eye on between now and their team's first game. Every NFL team is required to issue three injury reports throughout the week.
The week's final injury report includes game designations for players who are dealing with injuries. Teams are then required to submit a release of their inactive players 90 minutes prior to kickoff. Wednesday reports are especially important because they allow fans to see their team's initial injury status at the start of their work week.
By following injury reports daily, fans can see how players are progressing or regressing throughout the week. Below is a rundown of every team's Wednesday injury report. Be sure to check back periodically as we'll be continuously providing updates throughout the day.
Patriots: C Ben Brown (knee), RB TreVeyon Henderson (ankle) Seahawks: S Ty Okada (hamstring) OUT; S Nick Emmanwori (ankle), WR Tory Horton (hamstring) QUESTIONABLE Brown's status for Wednesday night was expected, as he did not travel with the team to Seattle. His absence would create an issue for the Patriots if starting center Jared Wilson sustains an injury at any point. New England doesn't have any other centers on their active roster, so the assumption would be that one of its backup guards (Greg Van Roten or Walter Rouse) would fill in if Wilson were to get injured.
Henderson was ruled out after not taking part in Tuesday's practice. His absence will likely lead to a heavier workload for Rhamondre Stevenson, who is no stranger to being New England's bell cow. Stevenson has started the bulk of the Patriots' games since 2023.
For Seattle, coach Mike Macdonald said earlier this week that Emmanwori -- who is coming back from ankle surgery -- was able to do more in Monday's practice than he had previously. If Okada and/or Emmanwori can't go, Seattle will tap into their practice squad for reinforcements. Rodney Thomas II, D'Anthony Bell, AJ Finley and Maxen Hook are candidates to be activated.
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