Photo Gallery - Seahawks Bell Ringing
Doug Baldwin, Jermaine Kearse, Mike Holmgren the Sea Gals, and Blitz were all at the downtown Nordstrom ringing bells to raise money for the Salvation Army. It was the 40th annual Celebrity Bell Ringing.
On Friday, the Seahawks were greeted by enthusiastic 12s near SeaTac Airport as the team buses made their way to the terminal for a road trip to Dallas.
In celebration of Halloween, kicker Steven Hauschka was one of the few who wore a costume onto the plane for the trip to Dallas.
The Seahawks arrived in Dallas to a thunderstorm, and made their way to the buses amidst a heavy rain.
Receivers Jermaine Kearse, Doug Baldwin and Chris Matthews chat during a break at Saturday's walk thru.
Head coach Pete Carroll speaks to the team and announces game captains at the end of Saturday's walk thru.
Seahawks Jermaine Kearse, Kam Chancellor, Doug Baldwin, Cary Williams, Richard Sherman and equipment staffer Chad Sensibaugh on their way back to the basses after Saturday's walk thru.
The team paid a quick visit to AT&T Stadium after Saturday's walk thru, and were greeted by hundreds of 12s who were on the field as part of a stadium tour.
The Seahawks make their way from the locker room to the field and pass underneath the signature Cowboys star.
In the final moments before the team takes the field on gameday, defensive end Michael Bennett addressed the team.
The game began and the Seahawks offense was clicking right away. Wide reciever Tyler Lockett looks for running room and gained 16-yards on a screen pass during the team's opening drive which resulted in a field goal.
K.J. Wright leaps over a fallen Darren McFadden after the Dallas running back lost the football on what was initially-ruled a pass reception. Seattle recovered but the play was overturned as incomplete upon review.
Tight end Luke Willson smiles after his touchdown gave the Seahawks a 10-3 lead.
The 12s were once again well-represented on the road, filling AT&T Stadium with 12 flags, Seahawks jerseys and, of course, noise.
