Injury woes continue to hamper Seahawks

The Seattle Seahawks will be without starting left guard Damien Lewis and running backs Rashaad Penny and Travis Homer on Monday night at Washington.

The Seahawks (3-7) have lost five of seven since beating the 49ers on Oct. 3 to fall to last in the NFC West. Quarterback Russell Wilson, who turns 33 on Monday, is 0-2 as a starter since returning after missing three games with an injured finger that required surgery.

After Monday night’s game, the Seahawks host the 49ers.

Seattle coach Pete Carroll said Saturday that Lewis hyperextended his elbow in last Sunday’s loss to Arizona. The Seahawks will also be without reserve offensive lineman Jamarco Jones (back), meaning Kyle Fuller and Phil Haynes are the likely candidates to fill in for Lewis.

Penny suffered a hamstring strain on the first play of last week’s game against Arizona.

Homer, a third-down running back and special teams contributor, is out with a calf injury.

In other roster and injury news, the Browns activated running back Kareem Hunt and Pro Bowl right tackle Jack Conklin from injured reserve, and they will be in the lineup for Sunday night’s critical game against AFC North-leading Baltimore . ... The Titans placed leading wide receiver A.J. Brown (calf ) on IR. The Titans (8-3) also elevated former Stanford quarterback Kevin Hogan from the practice squad to back up Ryan Tannehill on Sunday at New England . ... Steelers cornerback Joe Haden (sprained foot) will miss Sunday’s visit to Cincinnati. Pittsburgh also placed tight end Eric Ebron (knee) and offensive lineman J.C. Hassenauer (pectoral) on IR . ... The Jets placed rookie running back Michael Carter, the team’s leading rusher, on IR with a high ankle sprain. New York also elevated quarterback Josh Johnson, an Oakland native, from the practice squad to back up to Zach Wilson, who is returning after missing four games with a sprained knee ligament.