Report on the injuries of the Bengals against the Seahawks: Duane Brown back; Jadeveon Clowney still limited

As the Bengals get closer to their first game of Sunday, 2019, Cordy Glenn will not seem to be up to the challenge in Seattle.

For the second day in a row, Glenn was present for the practice but did not participate. It remains to be seen how Zac Taylor will handle the injured players and play games with little training time, but it's hard to see Glenn be active Sunday as he recovers from a concussion. The last thing Cincinnati can afford is that Glenn suffers a setback and is missing several weeks or more.

ONE J. Green stayed out and should not play until the 3rd week at the earliest. He is more likely to miss the first month of the season as the Bengals make sure to return to 100% with an additional risk of injury.

Trayveon Williams is still absent and it is highly unlikely that he plays Sunday. Apart from these three players, the Bengals look pretty healthy with the other 50 guys. You think Jake Dolegala will be inactive as a third quarterback, so there are four inactive here.

I think that Auden Tate, Renell Wren and Jordan Willis are the other three inactive. I would have told Drew Sample if the offensive line was healthier, but I think it could play a big role Sunday as an additional blocker. Lord knows that André Smith and Bobby Hart will need all possible help.

For the Seahawks, most of their injured players were able to train on Thursday, including left tackle Duane Brown. Linebacker Shaquem Griffin and wide receiver DK Metcalf were turned into full participants.

Defensive ends Ziggy Ansah, Jadeveon Clowney and L.J. Collier remained limited participants. The problem with Clowney seems to be that the Seahawks integrate it slowly into their system, while Ansah and Collier have legitimate wounds that could limit or even drive them off Sunday.

Report on the injuries of the Bengals against the Seahawks