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6 takeaways from the Seahawks 2023 regular season schedule

Here are a few big-picture takeaways now that we know the road ahead.

The Seattle Seahawks have released their full schedule for the 2023 season.

We will be breaking the schedule down more in depth in the coming days. For now, here are a few big-picture takeaways now that we know the road ahead.

Seattle Seahawks: Full 2023 schedule revealed

The Seattle Seahawks have released their full schedule for the 2023 NFL regular season.

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The Seattle Seahawks have released their full schedule for the 2023 NFL regular season.

Here it is week by week, with links for tickets to each game.

Week Date vs./at Opponent Time (PT)
1 Sunday, Sept. 10 vs. Los Angeles Rams 1:25pm Tickets
2 Sunday, Sept. 17 at Detroit Lions 10:00am Tickets
3 Sunday, Sept. 24 vs. Carolina Panthers 1:05pm Tickets
4 Monday, Oct. 2 at New York Giants 5:15pm Tickets
5 BYE WEEK – BYE WEEK – Tickets
6 Sunday, Oct.15 at Cincinnati Bengals 10:00am Tickets
7 Sunday, Oct. 22 vs. Arizona Cardinals 1:05pm Tickets
8 Sunday, Oct. 29 vs. Cleveland Browns 1:05pm Tickets
9 Sunday, Nov. 5 at Baltimore Ravens 10:00am Tickets
10 Sunday, Nov. 12 vs. Washington Commanders 1:25pm Tickets
11 Sunday, Nov. 19 at Los Angeles Rams 1:25pm Tickets
12 Thursday, Nov. 23 vs. San Francisco 49ers 5:20pm Tickets
13 Thursday, Nov. 30 at Dallas Cowboys 5:15pm Tickets
14 Sunday, Dec. 10 at San Francisco 49ers 1:05pm Tickets
15 Sunday, Dec. 17 vs. Philadelphia Eagles 1:25pm Tickets
16 Sunday, Dec. 24 at Tennessee Titans 10:00am Tickets
17 Sunday, Dec. 31 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers 1:05pm Tickets
18 TBD at Arizona Cardinals TBD Tickets

 

NFL Schedule Leaks: Tyler Lockett reports Seahawks will play back-to-back Thursday games

Pain.

We have our third compelling schedule leak of the day. There’s still no confirmation that the Seahawks will be facing the 49ers in the nightcap game on Thanksgiving. However, we do know that they’ll visit the Giants for a Monday Night Football matchup in Week 4. This latest nugget suggests that the first rumor might be true, too.

According to Seattle’s criminally underrated wide receiver and as-yet unproven sports journalist Tyler Lockett, his sources say the team will be playing back to back Thursday games at some point this season and have three games total in 12 days.

Some of his teammates don’t like the sound of it. Here’s Bobby Wagner and Quandre Diggs commiserating in Lockett’s replies.

Hopefully this doesn’t turn out to be the case, as it will cause havoc for the players’ recovery process.

We will learn the truth in about six hours when the full 2023 schedule is released.

Ranking the quarterbacks the Seahawks should expect to face in 2023

NFL Schedule Leaks: Seahawks have Monday night game vs. Giants

The all-time series between these two teams is tied at 10-10.

Leaks have been slow to come for the Seattle Seahawks regarding their 2023 regular season schedule, which will be released in full this evening.

So far the biggest rumor going around is they will face the San Francisco 49ers in the last of three games on Thanksgiving, but there has been no confirmation or official reporting from reliable sources on that as of yet.

However, there is one leak that should be good to go. According to multiple sources and confirmed by Giants Wire editor Dan Benton, Seattle will visit the New York Giants in Week 4 for a Monday Night Football matchup.

The Giants of course visited Seattle last season, with the Seahawks coming out on top, 27-13. Geno Smith threw for 212 yards and two touchdowns, while Seattle’s defense limited Saquon Barkley to just 53 yards on 20 rushing attempts – by far their best effort in a poor season for run defense.

The all-time series between these two teams is tied at 10-10.

Ranking the quarterbacks the Seahawks should expect to face in 2023

Predicting the Seattle Seahawks’ prime-time games in 2023

That’s why we are projecting four prime-time games for Seattle this coming season.

The 2023 NFL regular season schedule will be rolled out tomorrow night with all the usual fanfare. The Seahawks used to be virtually guaranteed the maximum five prime-time games per season, but last year they only appeared in two.

First, they opened the regular season with a thrilling one-point win at home against the Broncos on Monday Night Football, then in December they hosted a Thursday night game, ending in another humiliating loss to the 49ers. Seattle also faced Tampa in Munich, which had an international audience but wasn’t technically prime-time.

However, when the 2022 schedule was made most folks thought this team was going to be a bust as the post-Russell Wilson era began. Now we know better and fans should expect more time in the national spotlight. That’s why we are projecting four prime-time games for Seattle this coming season. Here’s who we think they’ll be facing for each matchup.

Seattle Seahawks’ opponents set for 2023 NFL season

With the regular season over, we now know which teams Seattle will be playing next year.

The 2022 NFL regular season is over, and the Seattle Seahawks are on their way to the playoffs. They also hold a top-five pick in the draft, making the outlook for the 2023 campaign look very bright no matter how Sunday’s wild-card game turns out.

With the regular season over, we now know which teams Seattle will be playing next year. Here’s a complete list of their opponents for 2023.

Home: Arizona Cardinals, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Commanders, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers, Carolina Panthers.

Away: Arizona Cardinals, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Detroit Lions, Tennessee Titans.

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Seattle Seahawks: Breaking down the rest of their 2022 schedule

Here is what the rest of Seattle’s regular season schedule looks like.

The Seattle Seahawks (6-4) sit atop the NFC West heading into their bye week. That’s better than anybody thought they’d be coming into this season – in fact most projections had them only winning five or six games all year. Their unexpected success has set them up for something that seemed unthinkable before the games began: a legitimate chance at a playoff run.

So, what do Pete Carroll, Geno Smith and the gang have to do to get there? Let’s take a look at the road ahead to find out. Here is what the rest of Seattle’s regular season schedule looks like.

Seahawks release first unofficial depth chart ahead of 2022 season

The team has released its first unofficial depth chart of the year.

The Seahawks will play their first game of the 2022 season later this week, visiting the Steelers for the first of their three preseason contests.

The team has released its first unofficial depth chart of the year. Here’s how it looks, per Mike Dugar at the Athletic.

Offense

QB Geno Smith Drew Lock Jacob Eason
RB Rashaad Penny Ken Waker Travis Homer DeeJay Dallas Josh Johnson Darwin Thompson
WR DK Metcalf Marquise Goodwin Cody Thompson Aaron Fuller Dareke Young Deontez Alexander
WR Tyler Lockett Freddie Swain Dee Eskridge Penny Hart Cade Johnson Bo Melton Kevin Kassis
TE Noah Fant Will Dissly Colby Parkinson Tyler Mabry Cade Brewer
FB Nick Bellore
LT Charles Cross Stone Forsythe Liam Ryan
LG Damien Lewis Greg Eiland
C Austin Blythe Kyle Fuller Dakoda Shepley
RG Gabe Jackson Phil Haynes Shamarious Gilmore Eric Wilson
RT Jake Curhan Abe Lucas Keenan Forbes

Defense

OLB Uchenna Nwosu Boye Mafe Joshua Onujiogu
DE Shelby Harris Quinton Jefferson Jarrod Hewitt Antonio Valentino
NT Al Woods Bryan Mone Matt Gotel Antonio Valentino
DE Poona Ford L.J. Collier Myles Adams
OLB Darrell Taylor Alton Robinson Aaron Donkor
ILB Jordyn Brooks Nick Bellore Lakiem Williams Joel Dublanko
ILB Cody Barton Iggy Iyiegbuniwe Tanner Muse Vi Jones
LCB Sidney Jones Coby Bryant Justin Coleman
RCB Artie Burns Tariq Woolen Michael Jackson Josh Valentine-Turner
SS Jamal Adams Ryan Neal Ugo Amadi Bubba Bolden Deontai Williams
FS Quandre Diggs Josh Jones Marquise Blair Joey Blount Scott Nelson

Special teams

K Jason Myers
P Michael Dickson
H Michael Dickson
PR Freddie Swain Dee Eskridge
KR DeeJay Dallas Ken Walker
LS Tyler Ott

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Seahawks: Ranking each of the quarterbacks on the team’s 2022 schedule

The Seahawks will play their first preseason game of the year one month from today.

The Seahawks will play their first preseason game of the year one month from today. Let’s continue getting ready for the 2022 season by ranking each of the quarterbacks they’ll likely face this year – including two different potential starters for an NFC West rival.

For this exercise we’re assuming Jimmy Garoppolo will still be with the 49ers when the games begin and will start against Seattle in Week 2. However, we expect Garoppolo to get dealt before the trade deadline, opening up Trey Lance to start against the Seahawks in Week 15. Since we have so little to go on for Lance’s game at this time we’re putting him at the bottom of our list.