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Sheil Kapadia ESPN Writer 

The Seahawks' offense looked sharp in the first half. Russell Wilson completed 13 of 18 passes for 206 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions. Doug Baldwin looked good, catching all four of his targets for 69 yards. And Kasen Williams once again impressed. Williams had a pair of grabs for 28 yards and a touchdown. He's having a great preseason and likely playing his way onto the roster.

Sheil Kapadia ESPN Writer 

Seahawks LT George Fant was carted off the field with 8:49 left in the second quarter against the Vikings. Fant was moving backwards in pass protection when center Justin Britt, who was on the ground, rolled into him. Fant immediately grabbed his right knee. He remained on the field for several minutes. Fant started 10 games at left tackle last season and is expected to start there again this year.

Sheil Kapadia ESPN Writer 

Seahawks DE Frank Clark left Friday's game against the Vikings in the first quarter with a hand injury, according to the team's radio broadcast. Clark went into the locker room after suffering the injury.

Sheil Kapadia ESPN Writer 

Seahawks WR Kasen Williams has been brilliant so far this preseason. On the first drive against the Vikings, he had two catches for 28 yards and a touchdown. So far in the preseason, he has six catches on six targets for 147 yards and a score. What's been most impressive is that Williams has made a bunch of contested catches. And tonight, his receptions came against the starters.

Sheil Kapadia ESPN Writer 

For the second straight week, Michael Bennett sat for the national anthem. Seahawks center Justin Britt stood next to Bennett with his hand on Bennett's right shoulder, and the two hugged after the anthem. Seahawks cornerback Jeremy Lane stood facing Bennett with his back to flag and the field.

Sheil Kapadia ESPN Writer 

Seahawks RB C.J. Prosise is not in uniform. Had practiced all week and was expected to play. Expect a heavy dose of Eddie Lacy, Chris Carson and Alex Collins in the first half. Thomas Rawls is sidelined with an ankle injury.

Jeremy Fowler ESPN Staff Writer 

Ben Roethlisberger said he set a goal of no turnovers in training camp, "and I did that." The Steelers quarterback set out to challenge himself.

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Giants linebacker Keenan Robinson is back in the concussion protocol. Not good news. He's been dealing with this for weeks. Only returned to practice for a few days.

Jeff Dickerson ESPN Staff Writer 

The Chicago Bears announced the following players will be inactive for Saturday's preseason game at Arizona: Jonathan Anderson, Joshua Bellamy, Bryce Callahan, Jordan Howard, Jeremy Langford, Kyle Long, Danny Trevathan, Mitch Unrein and Markus Wheaton.

Jeff Dickerson ESPN Staff Writer 

Chicago Bears running back Jordan Howard suffered a minor corneal abrasion in Friday's walk-through practice and did not travel to Arizona for Saturday's preseason game.

Vaughn McClure ESPN Staff Writer 

Falcons coach Dan Quinn said the other day he wasn't content with his swing tackle situation. So team is signing Austin Pasztor, who started 16 games with the Browns last season and played right tackle. Pasztor played with Falcons center Alex Mack in 2015. Started career with Jacksonville. Played college ball at Virginia. Has 43 career starts in 58 total games. Pasztor's agent, Sunny Shah, broke the news via Twitter

Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer 

Bills RT Jordan Mills is not practicing Friday, and is instead working with other rehabbing players on the sideline. That adds context to why rookie Dion Dawkins is taking left tackle reps in positional drills Friday, with Seantrel Henderson at right tackle.

Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer 

Bills rookie second-round pick Dion Dawkins is taking reps at left tackle in positional drills during Friday's practice. Seantrel Henderson is lined up at right tackle. However, coach Sean McDermott said earlier Friday he would not yet consider moving Dawkins to left tackle with Cordy Glenn (foot) still out.

Eric D. Williams ESPN Staff Writer 

ROOKIE REPORT: Third-round offensive lineman Dan Feeney continues to get a handful of snaps with the starters at right guard, along with playing center with the second unit. "I did all right," said Feeney, when asked how he played against the Seattle Seahawks last week. "There's still a bunch of stuff I have to work on. But for the first preseason game I think I did all right." Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn said Feeney remains in a battle for the starting right guard job with Kenny Wiggins. Undrafted rookie tight end Sean Culkin has looked comfortable as a blocker at H-back and catching the ball lined up in the slot. Lynn noted that undrafted rookie receiver Artavis Scott out of Clemson has made some plays in the passing game this week.