Pool report on the Seahawks’ Friday practice, including more on Kam Chancellor injury

The Seahawks practiced for the final time Friday, though they have a walk-through Saturday, and as you might have already seen on the injury report, Kam Chancellor was added with a knee injury. According to the pool report, Chancellor fell and was helped up late in practice, and missed the final play. He walked off the field after practice with a wrap on his knee but no visible limp. And again, Chancellor is listed as probable, which means he should be on the field for Sunday’s Super Bowl.

Friday, Jan. 30, 2015

Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl XLIX Practice Pool Report

By Peter King

Pro Football Writers of America

TEMPE, Ariz.—With a diverse crowd including former owner John Nordstrom, former quarterback Jim Zorn and hip-hop artist Snoop Dogg watching, the Seattle Seahawks completed their major on-field prep work for Super Bowl XLIX Friday with a 77-minute practice inside the Arizona State Sun Devils football practice bubble.

“We shut down the tempo today because we’ve had two great weeks of preparation,’’ said coach Pete Carroll. “We’re just trying to ice it up now, get everything just right, and make sure we’re set to play our best on Sunday.”

Forced inside by a steady rain in the Phoenix area, Carroll said he was pleased with how his team adapted to practicing for most of Thursday and all of Friday inside. “It’s nothing different than we’ve often done at home,’’ said Carroll.

For the third straight day, all 63 active Seahawks—53 on the active roster and 10 on the practice squad—were healthy and practiced fully, until the second-to-last play of practice. Strong safety Kam Chancellor fell near the goal line, was helped up, then missed the final play of practice. He left the field after practice without a limp but with his left knee wrapped. The other recently rehabbed players, including cornerback Richard Sherman (hyperextended elbow), free safety Earl Thomas (dislocated shoulder) and starting right guard J.R. Sweezy (ankle), all practiced without limitation.

Seattle will list Chancellor on the team’s injury report as probable (knee) for Sunday’s game.

The Seahawks conclude preparations for the Super Bowl with an 11 a.m. walk-through practice Saturday at Arizona State. The coaches, players and staff will then bus 27 miles to University of Phoenix Stadium for a Super Bowl team photo, scheduled for 1 p.m. Friday’s practice was a loose, light-hearted one. Snoop Dogg brought his Los Angeles-area youth football team, the Snoop Dogg All Stars, to practice, and with one of his songs playing at high decibel level, Carroll jogged to the sidelines early in practice and the two hugged.

Although some teams change hotels the night before the game and move to a secret location to avoid distractions, the Seahawks will stay at the team hotel they have used all week in Tempe.

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