Chancellor (groin) is expected to play in Week 10 against the Giants, The Everett Herald's John Boyle reports.

Chancellor was active for Sunday's win over the Raiders but didn't actually play, as the Seahawks had more injured players than inactive spots. DeShawn Shead filled in at strong safety, recording four tackles (all solo) in Chancellor's absence.

Although Chancellor (groin) is active for Sunday's game against the Raiders, he is not in uniform, the Everett Herald's John Boyle reports.

A strange decision by the Seahawks, who could have just made Chancellor inactive and used the extra active roster spot on someone else. In any case, DeShawn Shead will likely start at strong safety in Chancellor's place.

Chancellor (groin) is active for Sunday's game against the Raiders.

Chancellor was a late-week addition to the injury report with a groin injury, so he might be operating at less than 100 percent against Oakland.

Chancellor (groin) is questionable for Sunday's game against Oakland.

Chancellor didn't show up on the injury report until Friday, at which point he was listed as a DNP on the practice report. That implies he suffered the injury after Thursday's practice or during Friday's. Either way, it makes Chancellor highly questionable for Sunday. With Jeron Johnson out, Chancellor's backup appears to be DeShawn Sneed or Steven Terrell.

Chancellor (ankle) is active for Sunday's game at Carolina.

Those with IDP stock in Chancellor should continue to trot out the strong safety. In six outings, he's supplied 44 tackles (34 solo), two passes defended, one pick, and one forced fumble.

Chancellor (ankle) is probable for Sunday's game against Carolina.

Chancellor is evidently close to full health after logging two full practices to close out the week, making him a justifiable DB1 consideration in most formats. He has 44 tackles in eight games.

Chancellor (ankle) practiced in full Thursday, John Boyle of the Everett Herald reports.

Chancellor bumped up from no activity Wednesday to unhinged in Thursday's drills, which should appease the minds of his IDP owners. His six outings to date have been fruitful, with 44 tackles (34 solo), two passes defended, one interception, and one forced fumble on his ledger.

Chancellor (ankle) didn't practice Wednesday, the Seahawks' official site reports.

Chancellor's ankle injury has lingered since initially emerging in mid-September. No matter, he's totaled 27 tackles (20 solo), two passes defended, one interception, and one forced fumble across four games in the interim. Expect him to take the field once again Sunday in Carolina, barring a setback.

Chancellor (hip) is active for Sunday's game against Dallas.

Chancellor's status went down to the wire, but he'll be out there Sunday, albeit at less than 100 percent.

Chancellor is considered a game-time decision for Sunday's Week 6 contest versus Dallas due to a hip injury, ESPN reports.

Chancellor, who has also been carrying an ankle injury this season, did not practice this week. With his status unclear, the Seahawks activated safety Steven Terrell from their practice squad, presenting a contingency plan to add depth in case Chancellor does not play. Should that prove true, Jeron Johnson would figure to start at strong safety for Seattle. Nonetheless, Chancellor's availability should be monitored as Sunday's 4:25 ET kickoff approaches.

Chancellor (ankle) is questionable for Sunday's game against Dallas.

Chancellor didn't practice at all this week, so it seems like a tall task for him to suit up against Dallas, especially considering how much punishment Chancellor subjects himself to with his big hitting. Jeron Johnson looks like the next safety in line if Chancellor sits.

Chancellor (ankle) did not practice Thursday, Liz Mathews of 710 ESPN Seattle reports.

Absent from the injury report Wednesday, Chancellor now appears uncertain for Sunday's game against the Cowboys after missing practice due to the ankle injury. He did battle an ankle issue in late September, and it's at least possible his absence Thursday was for maintenance purposes, but he'll likely need to return to at least a limited practice Friday in order to have a realistic chance to suit up for Week 6.

Chancellor (ankle) is active for Sunday's contest versus the Broncos, the Seahawks' official site reports.

Chancellor has started the current campaign where he left the Seahawks' Super Bowl run from a season ago, tallying 17 tackles (14 solo) across two contests. He'll man his typical spot at strong safety.

Chancellor (ankle) is probable for Sunday's game against Denver.

Chancellor practiced fully Thursday and Friday, so it appears he's ready to enforce in the secondary for Seattle in its rematch with the Broncos.

Chancellor (ankle) was a full practice participant Thursday, Liz Mathews of 710 ESPN Seattle reports.

Chancellor sat out Wednesday's practice due to an ankle injury of unknown severity. However, with a full showing just one day later, he's set to build upon his 17 tackles (14 solo) through two contests this season.

Chancellor is dealing with an ankle injury and did not practice Wednesday, the Seattle Times' Bob Condotta reports.

It's probably nothing major, as this is the first we're hearing of an injury for Chancellor, but it's something worth monitoring for those with shares of the Seattle defense.

Chancellor 11 tackles in Seattle's season-opening win against the Packers on Thursday.

Chancellor was his usual hard-hitting self. He won't have double-digit tackles usually, but he should be a good source of tackles among DBs.

Chancellor (hip) returned to practice on Monday, ESPN reports.

Chancellor was sidelined for the early portion of Seahawks training camp following a minor offseason hip procedure. While he only participated in early drill work during Monday's session, it appears Chancellor is slowing beginning his return to full speed, a promising sign for Seattle's lauded secondary. Considering the Seahawks open the preseason this Thursday, it's highly unlikely Chancellor will suit up and he could even miss the following exhibition contest as well. Nonetheless, the physically imposing Chancellor should be fine for the regular season and has posted three straight campaigns of at least 90 tackles, making him an superb IDP play with potential to top the century mark in 2014.

Chancellor (hip) is expected to return to practice soon, John Boyle of the Everett Herald reports.

Chancellor had a relatively minor hip procedure in late March or early April, with the expectation all along that he'd be fine for the regular season. He's locked in as the starter next to Earl Thomas, as has been the case for the last few seasons.

Speaking Tuesday, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said SS Kam Chancellor (hip surgery) is "way ahead of schedule," and will be ready for training camp.

"He'll be back for camp, and we have no hesitation in saying that," Carroll said strongly. The exact time and nature of Chancellor's operation were never revealed, but his status is no longer a question mark for Week 1.