LB Chazz Surratt (calf) is out of practice; DT Leonard Williams (ankle, injured late against the Chargers) is limited but avoided serious injury; S Ty Okada (hamstring, missed four games) returned to full participation.

The Seahawks beat Los Angeles 30-23 at Lumen Field (Emanuel Wilson two touchdowns, Rashid Shaheed a touchdown out of the backfield) to improve to 3-1; coach Mike Macdonald flagged penalties and run defense as priorities before hosting San Francisco.

Seattle opened the game with interceptions on back-to-back plays -- the first time that's happened in the league in decades, per the club -- and RB Emanuel Wilson ran for 81 yards and a TD plus caught a TD. DL Leonard Williams left with an ankle injury the team does not consider serious.

Williams briefly left the game with an ankle injury but walked off under his own power in Seattle's 30-23 win.

Two-time Pro Bowler Diggs is set for his Seattle debut after being elevated from the practice squad, while Price will miss at least four games with a chest injury.

Seattle reshuffles its backfield and elevates practice-squad depth for its home game against the winless Chargers.

Charbonnet isn't eligible to play Sunday against the Chargers but opened his 21-day practice window, with earliest eligible return in Week 5 or 6.

A Seattle podcast previews special-teams coordinator Jay Harbaugh facing his father, Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh, while describing Sam Darnold as looking 'athletic and comfortable' since returning from his Week 1 injury.