The Seahawks get set to hit the road for the first time in the 2025 regular season as they will travel across the country to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers who are coming off a victory to open their season. Seattle will wear their white jerseys and wolf grey pants as their first road uniform combo of the year.
Seattle opened up the season wearing one of their least commonly worn uniform combinations in Week 1 and will wear another rare uniform set this week as they will don the white jerseys and grey pants which have only been worn 15 times since debuting in 2012. Despite it being the rarest road combo in the Seahawks' uniform closet, it was the first uniform set the team wore in the regular season after launching the uniforms in 2012.
The team has found success while wearing these uniforms in recent years as they have won four of the last six games when wearing them dating back to 2021, including two games last season. Seattle wore this combo twice last year, in a 34-14 win over Atlanta and 30-18 victory in Arizona.
The Seahawks look to bounce back from the season opening loss against San Francisco as they travel to the Steel City to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers. For more information on Seattle's Week 2 game, click here.
The Seahawks have worn the white jersey/wolf-grey uniform combination 15 times since debuting them in 2012.
Seahawks veterans Tyler Lockett and Bobby Wagner talk on the field during pregame.
Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett catches a 55-yard touchdown pass from Russell Wilson in the second quarter.
Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf stiff arms a Texans defender.
Seahawks linebacker Jordyn Brooks makes a tackle in the third quarter.
Seahawks running back Rashaad Penny looks up at the video board as he breaks away for a 47-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter.
Captains Al Woods, Quandre Diggs and Nick Bellore meeting with officials and the Cardinals captains for the coin toss.
Geno Smith fires a pass from a clean pocket provided by his offensive line including center Austin Blythe (63).
Running back Kenneth Walker III makes a Chargers defender miss in open field.
Seahawks defenders celebrate in the end zone after Ryan Neal's interception.
After the Seahawks took a safety in the third quarter, Darrell Taylor gathered the defense around him before they retook the field.
Kenneth Walker III heads to the end zone at the end of a 74-yard scoring play that helped ice the game.
