2026 NFL Conference Championship Injury Report: Seahawks vs Rams and Patriots vs Broncos

Fourteen Seattle Seahawks players appeared on Thursday’s injury report. Some have knee injuries, some ankle injuries, and others hamstring injuries. Only three players, wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, linebacker DeMarcus Lawrence, and defensive tackle Leonard Williams, were listed as “Not Injury Related/Rest.”Three New England Patriots players appeared on Thursday’s injury report who did not participate: linebackers Harold Landry III [Knee] and Christian Elliss [Hip], and center Garrett Bradbury [Illness]. Some have knee injuries, some hamstring injuries, and some opted for rest. Two were activated from injured reserve: wide receiver Mack Hollins, who was a limited participant due to an abdominal issue, and defensive tackle Joshua Farmer, who was a full participant despite a hamstring injury.Date: Sunday, January 25, 2026Time: 6:30 PM ETVenue: Lumen Field in Seattle, WashingtonTV channel: FOXStreaming: NFL+, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV, FOX OneQB Sam Darnold: Limited Participant [Oblique]WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba: Full Participant [Not Injury Related/Rest] RB George Holani: Full Participant [Hamstring]TE Elijah Arroyo: Full Participant [Knee]DT Leonard Williams: Full Participant [Not Injury Related/Rest] T Amari Kight: Did Not Participate [Knee]T Charles Cross: Did Not Participate [Foot]T Josh Jones: Did Not Participate [Knee/Ankle]FB Robbie Ouzts: Limited Participant [Neck]LB Chazz Surratt: Full Participant [Ankle]LB Tyrice Knight: Full Participant [Shoulder]LB DeMarcus Lawrence: Full Participant [Not Injury Related/Rest] LB Uchenna Nwosu: Full Participant [Hamstring]G Bryce Cabeldue: Limited Participant [Knee]On the other side of the sea, five Los Angeles Rams players appeared on Thursday’s injury report. Only one, linebacker Bryon Young, did not participate for the second straight day, including Wednesday, because of a knee injury he suffered in the Divisional Round against the Chicago Bears.Rams Wire’s Cameron DaSilva reported that head coach Sean McVay said the team is being smart with Young leading up to this weekend’s game against the Seahawks. Young is still expected to play.CB Emmanuel Forbes: Limited Participant [Shoulder]LB Josaiah Steward: Full Participant [Knee]LB Byron Young: Did Not Participate [Knee]T Rob Havenstein: Limited Participant [Ankle]S Quentin Lake: Full Participant [Illness]Date: Sunday, January 25, 2026Time: 3 PM ETVenue: Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, ColoradoTV channel: CBSStreaming: Fubo, Paramount+, DirecTV, NFL+WR Mack Hollins: Limited Participant [Abdomen/IR Return]RB TreVeyon Henderson: Full Participant [Shoulder]RB Terrell Jennings: Full Participant [Concussion Protocol/IR Return]TE Hunter Henry: Limited Participant [Not Injury Related/Rest]OT Morgan Moses: Limited Participant [Not Injury Related/Rest]OT Thayer Munford Jr.: Limited Participant [Knee]DT Joshua Farmer: Full Participant [Hamstring/IR Return]CB Carlton Davis III: Limited Participant [Concussion Protocol]LB Harold Landry III: Did Not Participate [Knee]LB Marte Mapu: Did Not Participate [Hip]LB Robert Spillane: Full Participant [Hand]LB Christian Elliss: Limited Participant [Hip]C Garrett Bradbury: Did Not Participate [Illness]Bo Nix suffered a season-ending fractured right ankle in the AFC Divisional Round victory over the Buffalo Bills. Backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham will take his place as starting quarterback to face the New England Patriots for the NFL Conference Championship game at Empower Stadium in Mile High. QB Bo Nix: Did Not Participate [Ankle]WR Pat Bryant: Full Participant [Concussion Protocol]WR Troy Franklin Limited Participant [Hamstring]RB J.K. Dobbins: Limited Participant [Foot/IR Return]TE Lucas Krull: Full Participant [Foot/IR Return]OT Frank Crum: Full Participant [Ankle]LB Drew Sanders: Full Participant [Ankle/IR Return]C Alex Forsyth: Limited Participant [Ankle]C Luke Wattenberg: Full Participant [Shoulder/IR Return]S JL Skinner: Full Participant [Quad]The winner of these two games will face off against each other in Super Bowl LX on Sunday, February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.