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Seahawks tight end Luke Willson and corner Jeremy Lane are both active Week 11 against the Chiefs.

Willson and Lane both came into the contest listed as questionable. Willson is dealing with an ankle injury. Lane has a groin injury. 

The team will also have all their probable players. Michael Bennett, Kam Chancellor, Cooper Helfet and Malcolm Smith will all be available for the game. 

The Seahawks have listed Steven Terrell, Marcus Burley, Brock Coyle, Bobby Wagner, Andrew McDonald, James Carpenter and RaShaun Allen as inactive Week 11 against the Chiefs.

Wagner was the only player listed to be ruled out prior to the contest. Burley, Carpenter and Coyle all came into the game listed as doubtful. The other three players listed are considered healthy scratches. 

The Seahawks have listed 11 players on its final injury report for Week 11 against the Chiefs. Bobby Wagner (toe) was the only player ruled out for Sunday. The team listed James Carpenter (ankle), Brock Coyle (glute) and Marcus Burley (hamstring) as doubtful.

Meanwhile, Marshawn Lynch (calf, rib), Jeremy Lane (groin) and Luke Willson (ankle) were deemed questionable. Kam Chancellor (groin), Michael Bennett (rest), Cooper Helfet (knee) and Malcolm Smith (groin) were all labeled probable.

Outside of three players, the Lions enter Week 11 against Arizona relatively healthy. The team ruled out Nick Fairley (knee) and Larry Warford (knee) for Sunday. Reggie Bush (ankle) missed practice all week and was labeled questionable.

Meanwhile, the following players practiced in full Friday and were deemed probable: Eric Ebron (hamstring), Joseph Fauria (ankle), James Ihedigbo (back), Calvin Johnson (ankle), Don Muhlbach (ankle), Brandon Pettigrew (foot), Devin Taylor (knee) and LaAdrian Waddle (knee).

Four Chiefs defensive backs have landed on the Friday injury report for their Sunday game against Kansas City. But only Jamell Fleming (hamstring) has been ruled out. Phillip Gaines (quad/ankle) and Chris Owens (knee) are questionable while Sean Smith (groin) is probable.

The others ruled out by the Chiefs are wideouts A.J. Jenkins (shoulder) and Donnie Avery (groin). The other questionable is tight end Anthony Fasano (knee). Headlining the probables are linebacker Tamba Hali (knee) and featured back Jamaal Charles (shoulder/elbow). Also probable are tight end Travis Kelce (ribs) and linebackers Josh Mauga (groin) and Josh Martin (hamstring/knee).

Redskins tight end Logan Paulsen (foot, hamstring) was officially listed as questionable for Week 11, per the team's official website. Paulsen has been limited in practice all week leading up to Sunday's game against Tampa Bay, and plans to play, per Comcast SportsNet Washington. He has nine catches for 46 yards on the season.

The Titans remain hopeful that tight end Delanie Walker will play Monday night against the Steelers. Walker is working his way back from a concussion and has yet to be medically cleared to play.

If Walker is unable to suit up for Week 11, the team will likely rely on Chase Coffman, Richard Gordon and Brett Brackett, according to the Tennessean. All three have combined for only two receptions this season.

"Chase showed in the preseason … what he's been able to do in the passing game," offensive coordinator Jason Michael said. "The other two guys are able to help us in the run game. That (tight end) position has grown, so you have to do a little of everything – a little running back, a little offensive tackle and a little receiver."

Lions tight ends Eric Ebron (hamstring) and Joseph Fauria (ankle) practiced fully Wednesday, reports MLive.com. Ebron has missed three straight games, while Fauria has missed six in a row.

Detroit visits Arizona on Sunday.

Redskins tight end Logan Paulsen was limited in Wednesday practice with foot and hamstring injuries. It remains to be seen if he plays Sunday against Tampa Bay.

The Chiefs signed tight end Phillip Supernaw off the Ravens' practice squad, reports the Baltimore Sun.