Here’s the final Friday injury report for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Seattle Seahawks ahead of their Week 2 matchup.

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The Seahawks hit the road in Week 2, heading to Pittsburgh while hoping to bounce back from a tough Week 1 loss. The Seahawks will be facing a Steelers team that, led by new quarterback Aaron Rodgers, earned a close victory over the Jets in their opener.

The Seahawks vs. Steelers game will be broadcast on FOX 13 Seattle (KCPQ-TV, channel 13.1 or 22.2 free over-the-air). You can watch your local FOX game on all devices with a subscription to the new FOX ONE app or the FOX Sports app (must sign in with TV provider credentials).

The NFL season continues with the Seattle Seahawks hosting the San Francisco 49ers Sunday. Start time, where to watch, streaming and NFL schedule.

The Seahawks are looking to build off of a 10-7 season in Mike Macdonald's first year as head coach, while the 49ers are trying to bounce back from a 6-11 campaign in 2024 that saw them finish in last place in the division a year after reaching the Super Bowl.

That means going into their Week 2 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks, the only healthy quarterbacks on the active roster are Rodgers and veteran Mason Rudolph. However, in the same announcement, the Steelers revealed they signed quarterback Logan Woodside to the practice squad.

The Seattle Seahawks could be without cornerback Devon Witherspoon against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Witherspoon was a surprise addition to the Seahawks injury report on Wednesday and did not practice with a knee injury.

With another Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl rematch on the books for Week 2, Mike Florio and Chris Simms explore which team looks stronger to start the season.