The Second Dolphins Injury Report of Week 3

The changes on the Miami Doiphins injury report Thursday were mostly positive, starting with Pro Bowl tackle Terron Armstead returning to practice.

But it wasn't all good news when it comes to Armstead, who was limited after sitting out Wednesday, because there's a new injury listed along with the shoulder injury he sustained in the Thursday night loss against the Buffalo Bills. Armstead now also is listed with a knee injury.

The only player who didn't practice Thursday was wide receiver Grant DuBose, who was limited the previous day because of a shoulder injury.

Along with Armstead, running back Raheem Mostert (chest) and rookie sixth-round pick Malik Washington (quadricep) also were limited, the second consecutive day they weren't able to fully go. Washington, of course, didn't practice last week and has yet to make his NFL debut.

The Dolphins have only three other wide receivers on the active roster — Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle and Braxton Berrios — so it could be that not only one but maybe two wide receivers will be elevated for the game against the Seattle Seahawks. The two wide receivers on the practice squad are Erik Ezukanma, who changed his number again, this time to 84, and Dee Eskridge, who played 24 games for the Seahawks over the past three seasons.

There was good news with both offensive lineman Robert Jones (shoulder) and running back Jeff Wilson Jr. (oblique), who both were full participants after being limited Wednesday with injuries they sustained against Buffalo last week.

Outside linebacker Jaelan Phillips also was a full participant after being limited Wednesday, while veteran defensive tackle Calais Campbell came off the injury report after being given a veteran rest day.

SEAHAWKS INJURY REPORT

The Seahawks had a few changes from Wednesday on their injury report, including one involving former Dolphins linebacker Jerome Baker.

After not practicing Wednesday with a hamstring injury, Baker was able to work on a limited basis Thursday.

Starting running back Kenneth Walker III sat out for a second consecutive day with an oblique injury that's expected to keep him out of action and linebacker Uchenna Nwosu (knee) also didn't practice for a second consecutive day. The same goes for safety K'Von Wallace, who's dealing with a shoulder injury but had the added desigination of a personal issue Thursday.

Among other changes from the Wednesday Seattle injury report, LB Boye Mafe (knee), TE Brady Russell (shoulder) and DE Leonard Williams (knee/shin) went from DNP to limited, and WR DK Metcalf (hand) went from DNP to full participant.