Photoblog: Shut out in the Steel City
The Seahawks traveled across the country to Pittsburgh in Week 2 to face the Steelers, who were runners-up in last year’s Super Bowl.

Leon Washington sits in the players section of the plane as the team left Seattle on Friday afternoon to help acclimate to the time zone difference.

The team charter landed under darkness of night and players descended the moveable stairs and headed to buses that would take them to the hotel.

On Saturday afternoon, the team held a walk-thru at a local high school stadium. Unlike most high schools, Martorelli Stadium at North Hills High School seats over 5,000, has a two-story press box and brand new field turf.

Seahawks safety Atari Bigby sacks Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger in the red zone during the first quarter.

Seahawks safety Earl Thomas celebrates after the defense held near the goal line resulting in a turnover on downs.

Seattle receiver Ben Obomanu leapt high but couldn't corral this pass along the sideline on third down.

Pittsburgh's Mike Wallace makes a nice catch on a deep route, managing to grip the ball from the top just before it would have hit the turf.

Seahawks quarterback Tarvaris Jackson is sacked in the second half. Offensive guard John Moffitt is at right.
Friday Walk-thru Features a New Return Specialist?

Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll cuts upfield while returning a kickoff during the team's walk-thru in the indoor practice facility on Friday morning as they continued preparations for Sunday's upcoming game at San Francisco.
Saturday Walk-Thru in New Orleans
Seahawks players, coaches and training staff piled onto three buses this afternoon and made the short trip to Tulane University where they held a brief walk-thru in warm sunshine.

Seahawks quarterback J.P. Losman, a collegiate star at Tulane, returned to his former stomping grounds for the team's walk-thru.

Pete Carroll makes his final statement to the team at the end of the walk-thru, and announced the honorary captains for tomorrow's game.

Running backs and friends Marshawn Lynch, left and Justin Forsett joke as they make their way to the buses for the ride back to the hotel and an afternoon break before meetings resume in a couple of hours.