Dallas Renegades at Seattle Dragons injury report

Both of these teams come into Week 3 having won their last game to raise their records to 1-1. The Dragons got pretty lucky to face the Vipers, who have nothing going on offense and have now thrown five interceptions to no touchdowns from three quarterbacks in two games.

Dallas was also lucky to face a scuffling LA Wildcats team, as Landry Jones didn’t look great in his return from injury. We can probably chalk some of Jones’ offensive woes to rust, as he still threw for over 300 yards in Bob Stoops’ pass-heavy offense.

This game has a few injury concerns, as Seattle continues to miss their best offensive tackle in Isaiah Battle and now Michael Dunn, who has graded out as their best offensive lineman by Pro Football Focus, is listed as doubtful. Add that to Brandon Silvers two pick-sixes through two games and there is reason for concern.

Kasen Williams remains out, but, so far, Austin Proehl in Week 1 and Keenan Reynolds in Week 2 have played well, putting up big numbers with Williams sidelined. Seattle’s running backs continue to split work. with Trey Williams and Kenneth Farrow playing the best of the group. Farrow has been limited with a ribs injury but he is listed as probable and looks like he’ll continue to split work evenly with Williams and Ja’Quan Gardner.

Dallas is healthy going into Week 3, with tight end Donald Parham and receiver Jeff Badet listed as probable after getting full practices in on Thursday. Jones and company should be at full force and maybe a little better offensively Jones was able to get a full game in last week.