The Arizona Cardinals had the opportunity to make roster moves on Saturday ahead of their Week 2 home opener against the Seattle Seahawks.
They made none.
That is good news for some players listed as questionable to play on the Cardinals' final injury report of the week.
Both starting guards, Isaac Seumalo and Isaiah Adams are questionable to play. Adams missed Week 1 with a knee injury, and Seumalo was limited all week by a shoulder injury. No roster moves to elevate a guard from the practice squad means that at least one of two starters will be able to play. If one of the two is out, Jon Gaines will get the start in their place.
Both of the Cardinals' nose tackles on the roster — Roy Lopez and Andrew Billings — are listed as questionable to play.
Lopez has a groin injury, and Billings has a hamstring injury. With no elevations, we can presume at least one of them will play. Billings was inactive in Week 1 as a healthy scratch.
Cornerback Garrett Williams was ruled out of the game on Sunday, but they already addressed the position earlier in the week, signing Kalen King to the active roster from the practice squad. King was elevated in Week 1 and played.
The Seahawks, with starting safety Ty Okada ruled out of the game with a hamstring, elevated Rodney Thomas from the practice squad on Saturday. Thomas played 70 defensive snaps for the Seahawks as a Week 1 starter and had four tackles and a pass breakup.
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