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2026 Season Schedule

The 12th Man. Loud and Proud. Full game schedule.

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Bye Week

🏈 12th Man Energy

The Seahawks are on the playoff bubble. Week 18 against San Francisco could decide the NFC West—Lumen Field will be deafening.

Complete 2026 Regular Season Schedule

WeekOpponentDateTime/TVResult
1vs Denver BroncosSep 74:05 PM ET (FOX)W 28-21
2@ New England PatriotsSep 141:00 PM ET (FOX)L 17-21
3vs Miami DolphinsSep 214:25 PM ET (CBS)W 31-28
4@ Detroit LionsSep 281:00 PM ET (FOX)L 21-35
5vs New York GiantsOct 54:25 PM ET (FOX)W 24-17
6vs San Francisco 49ersOct 124:25 PM ET (FOX)L 17-21
7@ Atlanta FalconsOct 191:00 PM ET (FOX)W 28-21
8BYE WEEKOct 26— (—)—
9@ Los Angeles RamsNov 24:25 PM ET (FOX)W 24-21
10vs Arizona CardinalsNov 94:25 PM ET (FOX)W 31-24
11@ Arizona CardinalsNov 164:25 PM ET (FOX)L 21-28
12vs Los Angeles RamsNov 234:25 PM ET (FOX)W 28-24
13@ New York JetsNov 301:00 PM ET (FOX)W 35-21
14vs Green Bay PackersDec 74:25 PM ET (FOX)L 24-27
15@ Minnesota VikingsDec 141:00 PM ET (FOX)L 17-24
16vs Dallas CowboysDec 214:25 PM ET (FOX)—
17vs Chicago BearsDec 284:25 PM ET (FOX)—
18vs San Francisco 49ersJan 4TBD (TBD)—

Detailed Season Matchup Analysis

The 2026 NFL season presents a challenging path for the Seattle Seahawks. Playing in the highly competitive NFC West means division records will prove decisive. The schedule features critical stretches, notably early division games against the Los Angeles Rams and Arizona Cardinals, followed by the Week 8 bye week which will be crucial for recovery and adjustment.

Home Field Advantage at Lumen Field

Lumen Field is famously one of the loudest venues in professional sports, with the 12th Man regularly causing false start penalties for visiting offenses. The 2026 home slate features matchups against the Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, and the season finale against the arch-rival San Francisco 49ers. Protecting home turf will be key to claiming the NFC West title.

Key Matchups Remaining

  • Week 16 vs Dallas Cowboys: This late-season clash could have major wild-card implications as both teams jockey for playoff seeding in the NFC.
  • Week 17 vs Chicago Bears: A critical late December matchup where weather and ground game execution will play a massive role.
  • Week 18 vs San Francisco 49ers: The ultimate rivalry game to close the regular season. This game could easily decide the division winner or final playoff seedings.

NFC West Standings Outlook

The battle for the West remains tight as we head down the final stretch of the season:

  • San Francisco 49ers: 10-5 (leading the division)
  • Seattle Seahawks: 9-6 (just 1 game back)
  • Arizona Cardinals: 8-7 (still in contention)
  • Los Angeles Rams: 8-7 (wild card hopefuls)

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I purchase tickets for home games?

Official single-game tickets can be purchased directly through the Seattle Seahawks official website or authorized Ticketmaster exchanges. Booking early is recommended as Lumen Field routinely sells out.

What is the closest parking option to Lumen Field?

The Lumen Field Garage and North Lot are the closest official parking options, but passes must be purchased in advance. Alternatively, parking in the Pioneer Square area or riding the Link Light Rail to Stadium Station is highly recommended.

Updated July 13, 2026Seattle Seahawks schedule notes

Why this schedule matters

The Seattle Seahawks schedule page is built to give fans a clearer season snapshot, not just a table of dates and opponents.

Use the matchup list above to track the most important games, and check back for fresh notes as the season develops.

Featured matchups

  • Opening month tone-setters
  • Division games that affect tiebreakers
  • Late-season matchups with playoff impact

Planning notes

  • The best schedule pages do more than list dates; they help fans understand what the games mean.
  • Bookmark the page and revisit it when the season reaches its decisive stretch.

Freshly updated schedule context for fans who want more than a quick score table.

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Fresh 2026 notes

How to use this Seattle Seahawks stadium guide

A stadium guide is at its best when it helps you plan the entire day, not just the part inside the gates. The useful details are the ones that keep a home game from becoming a guess: when to arrive, where to park, what to eat, how to handle the weather, and how long it will take to get home once the final whistle blows. Use this section as the practical side of the trip.

Arrival timing is the first big decision

A stadium trip goes more smoothly when you treat arrival time like a real part of the plan. Early arrivals usually mean shorter security lines, more time for tailgating or pregame photos, and a calmer walk into the venue. If the stadium has a plaza, a fan zone, or a well-known pregame area, it is worth showing up earlier than you think so the day starts with a little breathing room instead of a sprint.

Parking and transit should be decided together

Parking is never just parking on game day. It determines how easy it is to get in, how long the walk will be, and whether you will still have energy after the final whistle. If the venue has shuttles, rail access, or a strong rideshare plan, compare those options before you commit to one lot. A good guide should tell you where value lives, not just which spot is closest to the gate.

Food deserves a real strategy

The best stadium guides are useful because they help you think through concessions before hunger becomes a problem. If a venue is known for local specialties, value stands, or mobile ordering, that can change when you arrive and what you budget. A smart fan does not just ask where to eat inside the stadium; they also ask whether it makes more sense to grab something nearby before the gates open.

Comfort and sightlines matter more than people admit

Seats, shade, roof position, and climate control can shape the experience just as much as the score. If the stadium is outdoors, you need to think about weather, sun exposure, and the long walk back to the car. If the building has a roof or strong air conditioning, you still want to know which sections give you the cleanest sightlines and the easiest access to the aisle when you need a break.

The exit plan is part of the ticket price

Many stadium trips go sideways after the fourth quarter because nobody planned the exit. Some fans should stay for the final whistle and ride out the traffic, while others should leave early enough to beat the rush or make a train connection. A good guide helps you decide which lot, which gate, and which pickup point will keep the end of the day from feeling chaotic.

Use the guide like a pre-game checklist

A stadium guide works best when it turns a big day into a series of small decisions. Know the bag policy, confirm the gate you want, check the weather, and decide whether you need cash, mobile tickets, or a rideshare plan. Once those details are handled, the rest of the day is free to be fun instead of functional.

Know the best arrival window

For stadiums, the safest move is usually to arrive early enough to avoid security delays and still have time for food or photos. For watch parties, it means getting there before the room fills so you can choose a seat with a good screen and the kind of crowd you want to spend three hours with.

Verify the venue rules

Bag policies, sound rules, reservation limits, mobile ordering, parking validation, and rideshare pickup points are small details until they become a problem. A good guide puts them in one place so the game itself stays the main event.

Quick checklist

  • Check the bag policy, gate plan, and arrival window before leaving home.
  • Pick parking or transit based on how long you want the postgame exit to take.
  • Budget for concessions if you plan to stay inside the venue for the full game.
  • Bring weather-appropriate gear if the stadium is outdoors or partially open.
  • Decide whether you should leave early, stay late, or wait out the traffic.
  • Use the stadium guide before each trip so the day feels planned instead of rushed.

The best way to use this page is to make it part of the whole game-day plan. Whether you are heading into the stadium or settling into a watch party, the goal is the same: remove the guesswork early so you can spend more time enjoying Seattle Seahawks and less time dealing with parking, lines, or a room that does not fit the kind of night you wanted.