In Seattle Seahawks inaugural practice with head coach Jim Mora at the helm, the team only wore helmets. But you would have thought the Seahawks were padded up with some of the blows being delivered by the defense. The Seahawks got a lot of work done in the 105-minute practice that was highlighted by physical play during team drills, with running back Julius Jones and receiver Logan Payne taking decent shots in supposed no-contact drills. Hasselbeck was under center, John Carlson at tight end, T.J. Houshmandzadeh at flanker and Obomanu at split end. Julius Jones and Owen Schmitt were in the backfield. Source: Tacoma News Tribune
