Seals-Jones (quadriceps) was spotted taking part in positional drills during the open portion of Thursday's practice, Ben Standig of The Athletic reports.
After sitting out Wednesday's session entirely, Seals-Jones looks like he'll be able to practice on at least a limited basis Thursday. If he's able to move past the quad issue in advance of Sunday's game in Green Bay, Seals-Jones should operate as Washington's clear No. 1 tight end, and one of the top options in the team's passing attack overall. Seals-Jones has played over 90 percent of Washington's offensive snaps in each of the three games since Logan Thomas went down with a hamstring injury, producing an 11-118-1 receiving line on 19 targets over that stretch.