Chancellor (pelvis) is listed as inactive Sunday against the Browns, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio KJR reports.

EDGE Analysis

Unable to practice all week due to a bruised tailbone suffered last week, Chancellor will remain in street clothes to avoid aggravating the injury further. In his stead, expect Kelcie McCray to get the nod at free safety, as suggested by John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site.

Chancellor (pelvis) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Browns.

EDGE Analysis

Chancellor hasn't practiced the previous two days due to a bruised tailbone that forced the strong safety to exit last Sunday's game early, but his game-time status still suggests the Seahawks may opt to start the 27-year-old against the Browns. His status will likely be decided closer to kickoff, so IDP owners hoping to use Chancellor may want to check in closer to game-time for more information.

Chancellor (pelvis) was a non-participant in practice Wednesday, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio KJR reports.

EDGE Analysis

Chancellor was removed from Sunday's game at Baltimore due to a bruised tailbone, logging nine snaps and no counting stats in the process. If he doesn't make the requisite progress this week, the Seahawks could exercise caution and rest their starting strong safety Sunday versus the Browns. Such a scenario would likely place Kelcie McCray in the starting lineup.

Chancellor suffered a bruised tailbone during Sunday's win over the Ravens, Liz Mathews of 710 ESPN Seattle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Chancellor left in the first half and didn't return, but the Seahawks hope to have him back for Week 15 against the Browns. Kelcie McCray filled in during Sunday's blowout victory.

Chancellor has been activated to the 53-man roster Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

With Chancellor announcing he will return from his holdout, this move should come as no surprise. While head coach Pete Carroll hasn't confirmed how much the 27-year-old safety will play against the Bears, it's safe to assume Chancellor will find the field during the majority of Seattle's defensive snaps with the news that backup safety Dion Bailey was waved in a corresponding move Saturday.

Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said Chancellor could play all of Sunday's game against the Bears, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio KJR reports.

EDGE Analysis

Although the Seahawks will monitor his fitness throughout the game, Chancellor may still work in an every-snap role, just as he did the past four seasons. He missed all of training camp and the first two weeks of the regular season while holding out for a restructured contract.

Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll expects Chancellor to play in Sunday's game against the Bears, 790 KGMI reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Seahawks will monitor Chancellor's snaps, but it sounds as if he'll likely get the start. The star safety missed all of training camp and the first two regular-season games while holding out. He had 78 tackles in 14 games last season, after topping 95 tackles in each of the previous three campaigns.

Chancellor will end his nearly three-month holdout and report to the Seahawks on Wednesday, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schefter's report quoted a text sent to ESPN colleague Stephen A. Smith from Chancellor that said, "Time to help us get back to the big dance. I can address business after the season." There was no word on whether Chancellor and the Seahawks struck a deal or if Chancellor is returning empty handed. In any event, he will almost certainly play Sunday against the Bears.

Chancellor is not expected to suit up against the Packers on Sunday, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Dion Bailey will most likely get the start at strong safety once again. If Chancellor does indeed miss Week 2's game against the Packers, he could be fined more than $2 million by the Seahawks, a tough pill to swallow considering The NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported the team and Chancellor were less than $1 million apart.

Chancellor will not play in the season opener as his holdout continues into its sixth week, the Seattle Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

"He's not here and he's not playing," coach Pete Carroll said Wednesday. Carroll said he is "disappointed" Chancellor is still holding out and that "everybody should be," but that the defense will not change without Chancellor. Dion Bailey will start at strong safety. A report last week from Bleacher Report's Jason Cole said the two sides were nearing a deal, but that doesn't seem close, judging from Carroll's somewhat glum outlook Wednesday.