Friday Practice Report/Game Status Analysis - Jan. 6 (Wild Card Edition)

Hello there! Welcome to the first playoff Game Status entry (hopefully there will be many more) on The Seahawk Post. Today I will be analyzing the practice/game status reports of both teams. The Friday Practice Report itself is somewhat meaningless as only the game status really matters.

First, let's look at the Seahawks. Once again, CJ Prosise is unsurprisingly out. However, if the Seahawks advance to the Divisional Round, he is expected to start practicing again and perhaps play. Tony McDaniel's concussion was too much to handle this quickly (read the last Practice Report Analysis), so #93 won't be on the field tomorrow.

For multiple weeks, the opposing team has had more injured players than the Seahawks. That continues. The Lions have no players ruled out or doubtful, but four players being questionable is probably a concern for Lions fans. Let's start with DeAndre Levy. Levy is without a doubt the best Detroit linebacker. Him being out could be a game-changer. Riley Reiff is a starter as well, and the Seahawks pass rush is no joke with players like Michael Bennett and Cliff Avril. Andre Roberts, former Cardinals WR, is also questionable, yet he is not a starter and this probably isn't anything to worry about for Lions fans. However, the last and final member of the questionable list, Travis Swanson, is their starting center. If two offensive linemen end up being out for the Lions, Detroit will likely be in major trouble.

If you have any questions or comments, please comment them down below or tweet me @SeahawksPolls. Overall, the Seahawks are undoubtedly healthier than the 49ers. We'll have to see if that gives them an advantage in this divisional game.