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NFL Week 7 Seattle Seahawks vs Houston Texans Injury Report – DeMarcus Lawrence Unspecified, Devon Witherspoon Questionable, and Christian Kirk Out

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The Seattle Seahawks (4-2), riding high after a gritty 20-12 road win over the Jacksonville Jaguars, host the Houston Texans (2-3) on Monday Night Football at Lumen Field. Both teams, navigating early-season challenge, face a pivotal Week 7 clash shaped by the Seahawks vs Texans injury report. Seattle aims to leverage its home crowd to maintain NFC West momentum, while Houston, coming off a bye, looks to reset and climb back toward AFC South contentions with a disciplined game plan.

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The Texans, bolstered by C.J. Stroud’s playmaking, confront a Seahawks defense hit hard with a bunch of players on the injury report with corner Devon Witherspoon and safety Julian Love listed as questionable. Houston’s own injury concerns, including Christian Kirk’s hamstring issue, test their offensive depth. Meanwhile, Seattle rules out edge rusher Derick Hall per the Seahawks vs Texans injury report, potentially easing pressure on Stroud.

Both squads’ ability to adapt to these absences will shape a gritty low-scoring driven battle under the prime-time lights.

Seattle Seahawks Injury Update for Week 7 Game vs Houston Texans

Player	Position	Injury	Status
Derick Hall	LB	Oblique	Unspecified
Josh Jones	G/T	Ankle	Unspecified
DeMarcus Lawrence	LB	NIR-Resting	Unspecified
Julian Love	S	Hamstring	Questionable
Nehemiah Pritchett	CB	Hamstring	(-)
Jarran Reed	NT	Knee	(-)
Leonard Williams	DE	NIR-Resting	Unspecified
Devon Witherspoon	CB	Knee	Questionable
Riq Woolen	CB	Concussion	(-)

The Seattle Seahawks have 9 players on the injury report, and their defense has taken a huge hit due to all the nagging injuries. Devon Witherspoon is listed as questionable, but was a full participant on Friday and Saturday’s practice, giving hope. Derick Hall is listed as unspecified and did not participate in any of the practices sessions on Thurday, Friday, or Saturday. DeMarcus Lawrence has been listed as unspecified, but was a full participant on Friday and Saturday’s practice.

The final injury report.

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Houston Texans Injury Update for Week 7 Game vs Seattle Seahawks

Player	Position	Injury	Status
Denico Autry	DT	Knee	Questionable
Christian Kirk	WR	Hamstring	Out
Alijah Huzzie	CB	Knee	Out
Jaylen Reed	SAF	Knee	Questionable

The Houston Texans have only 4 players listed on the injury report, which is a great sign for them. Their WR Christian Kirk and CB Alijah Huzzie is out for the game. While, Jaylen Reed has a full participant on all three practice sessions, and Denico Autry having full practices on Thursday and Friday, but not participating on Saturday’s practice.

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— Houston Texans PR (@TexansPR) October 18, 2025

Is Devon Witherspoon Playing Against the Texans?

According to the SeahawksWire.com, Devon Witherspoon is expected to play against the Houston Texans.

Is Christian Kirk Playing Against the Seahawks?

Christian Kirk will not play against the Seahawks as he is dealing with a hamstring injury.

Is Derick Hall Playing Against the Texans?

Derick Hall has been ruled out for Monday’s game against the Texans, and will his second consecutive game due to an oblique injury.

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