Seahawks WR Paul Richardson (groin, questionable) did not practice Wednesday. Richardson didn’t practice all week, so he’s looking very iffy for Thursday’s game. Tyler Lockett’s prospects are looking up, though he’s likely to see plenty of Patrick Peterson if Richardson is out.

Seahawks WR Tyler Lockett (shoulder) practiced fully Wednesday. With Paul Richardson dinged up, Lockett could see extra targets this week, but he’s also likely to see extra attention from Patrick Peterson.

Seahawks WR Doug Baldwin (groin, questionable) missed practice again Thursday and is questionable for Week 4. Baldwin practiced on Friday and avoided any setbacks, so it appears that he’ll play on Sunday night. Owners may want to roster Tyler Lockett or Paul Richardson as a pivot if Baldwin is unable to play.

Seahawks WR Doug Baldwin (groin) did not practice Wednesday. Pete Carroll expects Baldwin to play in Week 4. If he’s out, Tyler Lockett and Paul Richardson will become Sneaky Starts in a great matchup against the Colts.

Seahawks WR Paul Richardson (finger) took full practice reps again Thursday. Richardson should play, but may have fallen behind Tyler Lockett on the Seattle depth chart.

Seahawks WR Tyler Lockett (knee, questionable) took full practice reps again Thursday and is questionable for Week 1. He should play, though he may be limited as he works his way back from the knee injury. Paul Richardson may draw the start against a very shaky Packer secondary.

Seahawks WR Tyler Lockett (knee) practiced fully Wednesday. Lockett is expected to play, but may not play starter’s snaps as the team eases him back into game action. Paul Richardson should get extra snaps against a Green Bay secondary that got shredded last year.