The Seattle Seahawks' injury report on Thursday included some positive developments for the defense and a potentially concerning update on offense as the team continued preparing for its Week 4 matchup with the Los Angeles Chargers.

Running back Jadarian Price Price, who has been dealing with a chest injury, did not practice Thursday after being listed as a limited participant on Wednesday. The rookie has recorded 28 carries for 119 yards and four receptions for 21 yards through Seattle's first three games, along with two fumbles. He also played through the chest issue against the Washington Commanders last week, although the injury did not prevent him from practicing at that time.

Meanwhile, safety Ty Okada returned to practice for the first time during the regular season Thursday, participating on a limited basis after missing Wednesday's session. Okada had not practiced since suffering a hamstring injury while preparing for Week 1 and has missed all three of the Seahawks' games.

Seattle also saw running back Zach Charbonnet return to practice on a limited basis. It was his first practice since suffering an ACL tear during the divisional round of the playoffs in January. The Seahawks opened his 21-day return-to-practice window on Thursday, but he cannot play Sunday because he began the season on the physically unable to perform list and must miss at least four games.

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Running back George Holani remained limited with a rib injury, leaving Emanuel Wilson as the only Seattle running back on the 53-man roster without an injury designation.

Safety Julian Love was limited for a second straight practice while recovering from a calf injury.

Elsewhere, guard Grey Zabel and defensive tackle Jarran Reed practiced fully after being limited on Wednesday. Defensive tackle Leonard Williams was listed as a resting player, while Nick Emmanwori, Brandon Pili and Rashid Shaheed also practiced fully.