Seals-Jones (hip) didn't practice Wednesday, John Keim of ESPN.com reports.
He's in danger of missing time after an early exit from Sunday's win over Tampa Bay. Seals-Jones has been close to a one-for-one replacement for Logan Thomas (hip) in terms of role and volume as Washington's starting tight end, averaging 70.8 snaps and 6.5 targets in his four starts prior to the early exit Week 10. With Thomas still on injured reserve and reportedly limited to side-field work at Wednesday's practice, Washington may be left with rookie John Bates and 260-pound blocking specialist Sammis Reyes at the position heading into this weekend's game in Carolina.