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Danny O'Neil covers the Seahawks for The Seattle Times.
September 29, 2008 3:40 PM
Video: Bobby Engram, Deion Branch practicing
Posted by Danny O'Neil
"I'm back," Bobby Engram said as he stretched before the Seahaks began Monday's practice. That was certainly an encouraging sign for the coaches, who've cobbled through the first three games with a depleted receivers corps. Engram returned to practice after suffering a broken bone in his shoulder during an exhibition game, and Deion Branch continues to escalate practice participation.
The expectation is both will be available for Sunday's game in New York. Video pulled down to comply with National Fascist Football League guidelines.
Maurice Morris did not participate in practice, instead doing physical rehabilitation drills on a separate field. Holmgren said Morris still has a chance to be ready for Sunday's game in New York.
Defensive tackle Craig Terrill did not practice, which coach Mike Holmgren said is the result of a sore knee that Terrill suffers from periodically.
The other personnel note is right tackle Sean Locklear will return as right tackle, Floyd Womack will stay at right guard.

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