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The Seahawks began their journey across the country late Friday afternoon, leaving their buses waiting to take their charter flight to Charlotte, North Carolina, for the game against the Panthers.

On their arrival in Charlotte, southern United States, around midnight, defensive players Jacob Martin and Tre Flowers cross the rainy tarmac.

The Seahawks made a brief visit to the Bank of America stadium on Saturday, where they gathered for a while on the field before returning to their bus and returning to the hotel's team in Charlotte.

Quarterback Brett Hundley is flanked by an artistic fixture at the hotel's team in Charlotte.

On Match Day, catcher Malik Turner was well dressed as he headed for the buses.

On the morning of the match, quarterback Russell Wilson stopped to sign an autograph for a young fan going from the hotel to the bus.

Seahawks linebacker Shaquem Griffin stretches onto the grass at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte before facing the Panthers.

Quarterback Russell Wilson oversees the field during his preliminary warm-ups.

These young fans had different interests during the match.

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson plays a warm-up pass before the preseason game.

Back in the locker room, defensive linemen Quinton Jefferson and Nazair Jones changed their uniforms at the last minute before entering the field.

The linebacker Barkevious Mingo stays warm on a stationary bike shortly before the kickoff.

Quarterback Russell Wilson and center Justin Britt lead the Seahawks from the locker room to the field for pre-match presentations.

Offensive guard D.J. Fluker sits on the edge of the Seahawks while the home team, the Carolina Panthers, was introduced before the match.

Seahawks quarterbacks Russell Wilson of the Seahawks and Cam Newton of the Panthers greet each other in the middle of the field before the first draw.

Seahawks defenders, including Justin Coleman, Tedric Thomson and Frank Clark, knock out Christian McCaffrey of Carolina.

Seahawks defensemen Tedric Thompson, Frank Clark, Nazair Jones, Jacob Martin and Quinton Jefferson celebrate the victory after stopping the Panthers in fourth place in the first attempt of the Carolina game.

In Carolina's second training, Nazair Jones put down after stopping Christian McCaffrey from the Panther for a three-meter loss, forcing the goalkeeper to score a goal.

Tyler Lockett of Seattle tries to gain 27 yards in the second quarter after catching a pass from quarterback Russell Wilson.

Malik Turner of Seattle wins 17-yard win after first-time reception at N.F.L.

Doug Baldwin of Seattle jumped high but Russell Wilson's pass to him in the end zone was high.

Seattle's Chris Carson hit the end zone for a touchdown in the second quarter, led by blocks from the back side Tre Madden and center Justin Britt.

Seattle head coach Pete Carroll congratulates Chris Carson after the first touchdown of the Seahawks game.

Back Seattle's Tre Madden dives into the end zone but is stopped in the second quarter.

At half-time, offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer gives instructions.

US coach Pat McPherson speaks with his players Nick Vannett and Ed Dickson in the locker room at half-time.

Seahawks safety, Bradley McDougald uses his weapon to deceive a pass for Chris Manhertz, Carolina, in the end zone.

Seahawks safety Bradley McDougald intercepts a Cam Newton pass to Panthers striker Chris Manhertz, defeating a Carolina threat in the third quarter.

Seahawks midfielder Chris Carson fell back after trying to overtake Carolina's Eric Reid in the third quarter. Carson landed on his feet and tried to gain more distance after his turnaround.

Seahawk receiver David Moore looks for distance after carrying a 54-yard bomb by quarterback Russell Wilson in the third quarter.

Seahawks catcher Tyler Lockett looks up from a 12-yard touchdown pass from Russell Wilson, who was originally cut on the 1-yard line, but was replaced by a touchdown after a rereading.

Seahawks receivers, Tyler Lockett and David Moore, recreate the transition moment / fadea Allen Iverson / Tyronn Lue from the NBA's history to celebrate Lockett's third-quarter touchdown.

Bobby Wagner and Bradley McDougald of Seattle played against Christian McCaffrey in the third quarter.

Nick Vannett of Seattle has room to run after the capture in the fourth quarter.

Seahawks receiver David Moor swaps his weapons with Captain Munnerlyn of the Panthers at a fourth quarter reception.

Seattle's Mike Davis goes up for the first time in the fourth quarter against the Panthers.

Seattle's defense forced Carolina's Christian McCaffrey to fumble on the goal line, but the ball escaped Carolina's stack, Greg Olson. The Seahawks caused five Panthers' fumbles and could not get any.

Doug Baldwin of Seattle simulates Carolina's captain Munnerlyn in free field in the fourth quarter.

Russell Wilson of Seattle, protected by line judges D.J. Fluker, Justin Britt and J.R. Sweezy, retreated to watch and looked for receiver David Moore.

Seahawks catcher David Moore scores in a 35-yard pass from quarterback Russell Wilson to tie the game 27-27 with just over three minutes remaining.

Carolina kicker Graham Gano missed the 52-yard goal that would have given the Panthers the lead in the final minutes.

Seahawk linebacker Jacob Martin returns to the lineup after Panthers kicker Graham Gano misses a goal in the final minutes.

Seattle's Tyler Lockett is scrambling to get up after a 43-yard reception on Carolina's 10-yard line with only 45 seconds remaining and the Seahawks with no dead time.

After two knees and a quarterback to stop the clock, Seahawks kicker Sebastian Janikowski scored a 31-yard goal in the final game of the game to give Seattle a 30-27 victory on the road.

The Seahawks, including Ed Dickson, Duane Brown and Nick Vannett, celebrate with kicker Sebastian Janikowski after his decisive goal in the final game of the game.

Head coach Pete Carroll speaks to his team in the locker room after the victory.

With the victory, the Seahawks coaches gave up their first-class seats to veteran players such as Germain Ifedi and Russell Wilson.

Head Coach Pete Carroll sat behind his players and watched a movie before the plane took off from Charlotte for the long flight home.

Upon their return to the Virginia Mason Athletic Center, happy fans were waiting to host the team buses.