RENTON — Under overcast skies, the Seahawks returned to practice on Sunday following Thursday’s 22-14 preseason-opening win against Denver.
That was a game in which 29 Seahawks sat out, including 13 players who were listed on the depth chart as starters, and a few others who would be starters if healthy.
But that won’t be the case Sunday at Minnesota for the second preseason game of the year.
Coach Pete Carroll confirmed on Sunday that the Seahawks will field a regular starting unit for at least some of the game against the Vikings — in the past starters have typically played most of the first half of the second preseason game.