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Seattle Seahawks full 2024 regular season schedule revealed

Here’s the complete Seahawks 2024 schedule:

The NFL has released the full schedule for the 2024 regular season, including all 17 games for the Seattle Seahawks.

Here’s the complete Seahawks 2024 schedule:

Week Date Opponent Time (PT)
1 Sept. 8 vs. Denver Broncos 1:05 p.m. Tickets
2 Sept. 15 at New England Patriots 10:00 a.m. Tickets
3 Sept. 22 vs. Miami Dolphins 1:05 p.m. Tickets
4 Sept. 30* at Detroit Lions 5:15 p.m. Tickets
5 Oct. 6 vs. New York Giants 1:25 p.m. Tickets
6 Oct. 10* vs. San Francisco 49ers 5:15 p.m. Tickets
7 Oct. 20 at Atlanta Falcons 10:00 a.m. Tickets
8 Oct. 27 vs. Buffalo Bills 1:05 p.m. Tickets
9 Nov. 3 vs. Los Angeles Rams 1:25 p.m. Tickets
10 BYE WEEK Tickets
11 Nov. 17 at San Francisco 49ers 1:05 p.m. Tickets
12 Nov. 24 vs. Arizona Cardinals 1:25 p.m. Tickets
13 Dec. 1 at New York Jets 10:00 a.m. Tickets
14 Dec. 8 at Arizona Cardinals 1:05 p.m. Tickets
15 Dec. 15* vs. Green Bay Packers 5:20 p.m. Tickets
16 Dec. 22 vs. Minnesota Vikings 1:05 p.m. Tickets
17 Dec. 26* at Chicago Bears 5:15 p.m. Tickets
18 Jan. 4/5 at Los Angeles Rams TBD Tickets

*prime-time game

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How to watch the Seattle Seahawks and the NFL this season without cable, season preview

Stream the NFL and the Seattle Seahawks all season long right here without cable, this is your best bet to follow the NFL this year.

The NFL is set to return this week starting with Thursday Night Football and will continue this weekend with the NFL Opening Weekend. If you recently cut cable or are looking for a way to watch your Seattle Seahawks this season, you’ve come to the right place.

You don’t want to miss any of the action this year, below is all your tune-in information for this week and 2020 season!

Seattle Seahawks at Atlanta Falcons

  • When: Sunday, September 13
  • Time: 1:00 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: FOX
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Seattle Seahawks 2020 Schedule

Sep. 13: at Atlanta Falcons, 1 p.m., Fox

Sep. 20: vs. New England Patriots, 8:20 p.m., NBC

Sep. 27: vs. Dallas Cowboys, 4:25 p.m., Fox

Oct. 4: at Miami Dolphins, 1 p.m., Fox

Oct. 11: Minnesota Vikings, 8:20 p.m., NBC

Oct. 25: at Arizona Cardinals, 4:05 p.m., Fox

Nov. 1: vs. San Francisco 49ers, 4:25 p.m., Fox

Nov. 8: at Buffalo Bills, 1 p.m., Fox

Nov. 15: at Los Angeles Rams, 4:25 p.m., Fox

Nov. 19: vs. Arizona Cardinals, 8:20 p.m., Fox/NFL Network/Amazon

Nov. 30: at Philadelphia Eagles, 8:15 p.m., ESPN

Dec. 6: vs. New York Giants, 4:05 p.m., Fox

Dec. 13: vs. New York Jets, 4:05 p.m., CBS

Dec. 20: at Washington, 1 p.m., Fox

Dec. 27: vs. Los Angeles Rams, 4:05 p.m., CBS

Jan. 3: at San Francisco 49ers, 4:25 p.m., Fox

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Every prime time NFL game featuring former Georgia football players

After the release of the 2020 NFL schedule, here’s a look at every prime-time game that former Georgia football players will appear in.

On Thursday, the NFL released its 2020 schedule, providing more optimism that a football season will take place come September.

With Georgia having added seven new players into the league via the NFL Draft, there’s going to be a number of UGA fans hoping for a chance to watch some former Dawgs play on prime-time television.

The Patriots, Cowboys, Chiefs, Packers, 49ers, Rams and Buccaneers will be featured most in prime time during the 2020 NFL season with five games apiece.

Georgia players on those teams:

Cowboys, Packers and Bucs do not have any Bulldogs.

Patriots: C David Andrews, RB Sony Michel, OL Isaiah Wynn

Chiefs: WR Mecole Hardman

49ers: TE Charlie Woerner

Rams: OLB Leonard Floyd, ILB Natrez Patrick, DB Tyrique McGhee.

Here is a list of every nationally televised NFL game featuring Georgia Bulldogs.

Some of these game are subject to a time change and some of the players signed as undrafted free agents. As of right now, these are the teams they are on.

For a full list of Georgia players and their NFL teams, click here.

Thursday Night Football:

  • Start time: 8:20 p.m. ET
  • TV channel: Fox, NFL Network
  • Live stream: Amazon Prime

Thursday Sept. 17: Browns at Bengals

Georgia players on Browns: RB Nick Chubb, RB Brian Herrien

Georgia players on Bengals: DT Geno Atkins, WR AJ Green, DT Tyler Clark, DB Shawn Williams

Thursday Sept. 24: Dolphins at Jaguars

Georgia players on Dolphins: OG Solomon Kindley

Georgia players on Jags: WR Chris Conley, WR Terry Godwin, DT Abry Jones, S J.R. Reed

Thursday Oct. 1: Broncos at Jets

Georgia players on Broncos: N/A

Georgia players on Jets: WR Lawrence Cager, OLB Jordan Jenkins

Thursday Oct. 8: Buccaneers at Bears

Georgia players on Bucs: N/A

Georgia players on Bears: WR Reggie Davis, DT John Jenkins, WR Riley Ridley, LB Roquan Smith, WR Javon Wims

Thursday Oct. 15: Chiefs at Bills

Georgia players on Chiefs: WR Mecole Hardman

Georgia players on Bills: QB Jake Fromm, WR Isaiah McKenzie

Thursday Oct. 22: Giants at Eagles

Georgia players on Giants: OT Andrew Thomas, LB Tae Crowder, OLB Lorenzo Carter

Georgia players on Eagles: RB Elijah Holyfield

Thursday Oct. 29: Falcons at Panthers

Georgia players on Falcons: RB Todd Gurley

Georgia players on Panthers: N/A

Thursday Nov. 5: Packers at 49ers

Georgia players on Packers: N/A

Georgia players on 49ers: TE Charlie Woerner

Thursday Nov. 12: Colts at Titans

Georgia players on Colts: K Rodrigo Blankenship, OLB Justin Houston

Georgia players on Titans: C Ben Jones, OT Isaiah Wilson, OLB D’Andre Walker

Thursday Nov. 19: Cardinals at Seahawks

Georgia players on Cardinals: OL Lamont Gaillard

Georgia players on Seahawks: DB Jayson Stanley

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Thursday Nov. 26: Texans at Lions (12:30 p.m. CBS)

Georgia players on Texans: OLB Davin Bellamy, WR Tyler Simmons

Georgia players on Lions: RB D’Andre Swift, QB Matt Stafford, DT John Atkins, TE Isaac Nauta

Thursday Nov. 26: Redskins at Cowboys (4:30 p.m. Fox)

Georgia players on Redskins: OLB Thomas Davis, S Maurice Smith

Georgia players on Cowboys: N/A

Thursday Nov. 26: Ravens at Steelers (8:20 p.m. NBC)

Georgia players on Ravens: LS Nick Moore, TE Eli Wolf

Georgia players on Steelers: N/A

Thursday Dec. 3: Cowboys at Ravens 

Georgia players on Cowboys: N/A

Georgia players on Ravens: LS Nick Moore, TE Eli Wolf

Thursday Dec. 10: Patriots at Rams

Georgia players on Patriots: C David Andrews, RB Sony Michel, OL Isaiah Wynn

Georgia players on Rams: OLB Leonard Floyd, ILB Natrez Patrick, DB Tyrique McGhee

Thursday Dec. 17: Chargers at Ravens 

Georgia players on Chargers: N/A

Georgia players on Ravens: LS Nick Moore, TE Eli Wolf

Friday Dec. 25: Vikings at Saints

No Georgia players in this game

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Seahawks will travel the most miles during 2020 season

The Seattle Seahawks will travel nearly 30,000 miles round trip during the 2020 season, the most in the NFL.

The 2020 NFL schedule is out, and the Seattle Seahawks will be spending more time in the air than any other team in the league, according to a tweet from Brian Burke of ESPN.

Seattle will travel close to 30,000 miles round trip in 2020, beating out fellow west coast teams like the Rams, 49ers, and Chargers, who finished second through fourth, respectively.

Typically the west coast teams dominate this list, and without international travel this year to tip the scales it has become apparent how much more they have to travel than their counterparts on the east coast and in the middle of the country.

Seattle has road trips to Atlanta, Miami, Buffalo, Philadelphia and Washington this season, along with their customary NFC West road trips to San Francisco, Arizona and Los Angeles.

With an early bye week and a lot of long road trips this year, this team’s resolve will be tested by the end of the campaign – assuming all games are played on time and in their scheduled venues.

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2020 Seahawks schedule: Week 6 bye makes for difficult final stretch

The Seattle Seahawks will head into the playoffs having played 11 games in 11 weeks thanks to their early Week 6 bye.

The NFL released the schedule for the upcoming 2020 campaign, and the Seattle Seahawks have four primetime games on the docket, as well as a handful of early games out east, and a regular-season finale against the 49ers in San Francisco.

They also have their bye in Week 6, one of the earliest bye weeks the NFL offers.

They’ll host the Vikings on Sunday night in Week 5, on October 11, and then won’t play again until Sunday, October 25 on the road against the Cardinals, a road trip that has caused Seattle trouble in recent years.

Seattle is 7-3 after their bye week in the Pete Carroll-era, but the last time they lost was in 2015…..against the Cardinals.

Assuming no changes to the schedule occur because of COVID-19, the Seahawks will play 11 games in 11 weeks, starting October 25 and going through January 3, when they take on the 49ers in San Francisco to close out the regular season.

The bye week is designed to give teams a much-needed break during a hectic regular season, and while there will always be teams that draw the short end of the stick, it’s no fun to go into the playoffs having played 11 football games in 11 weeks – and it will no doubt test the resolve of the players and coaches as they look to advance to the Super Bowl this season.

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Biggest storylines from Seahawks’ regular season slate

The Seattle Seahawks will open on the road against Atlanta before hosting the Patriots in their home opener in Week 2 of the 2020 campaign.

Despite COVID-19 putting a halt to all major sporting events around the country, the NFL is continuing to plow on as scheduled, hoping they will be able to operate on time when the season rolls around.

They managed to hold the NFL draft virtually, and have now released the 2020 NFL schedule as well – a schedule that certainly could face some changes, depending on the response of COVID-19 during the summer, and the effectiveness of each state’s stay at home orders.

Regardless, the Seahawks have a new slate of 16 games to look forward to starting in September, and here are three key storylines for fans to look out for as the season draws closer.

Seahawks host Tom Brady-less Patriots in home opener

The Seahawks will hit the road in Week 1 to face the Falcons in Atlanta, their first of four 10:00 a.m. kickoffs this season.

After that, they’ll head home to host the New England Patriots, who will be without Tom Brady for the first time since the 2000 season.

Bill Belichick is still in the fold, but it is unclear who will be under center for the Patriots in the post-Brady era, now that he has signed with Tampa Bay for at least one more season.

Whether it’s Jarrett Stidham or another acquisition – such as Cam Newton or Jameis Winston – New England will face Seattle’s rebuilt defense that includes Quinton Dunbar, Quandre Diggs and Shaquill Griffin in the secondary as well as Bobby Wagner, K.J. Wright and newcomer Jordyn Brooks at linebacker.

Whether Seattle’s defensive line looks different by then remains to be seen, but seeing New England without Brady will be must-watch TV across the NFL.

Seahawks host both New York teams in early December

The Seahawks have plenty of trips out east this year, but they won’t be making it to the Big Apple in 2020.

Instead, both the Giants and the Jets will be headed out to the Pacific Northwest, facing the Seahawks in back-to-back weeks on 12/6 and 12/13, respectively.

The Jets last played in Seattle in 2012, a game the Seahawks won 28-7. The last time these two teams played each other was in 2016, when Seattle went on the road and won 27-17, giving them an 11-8 lead in the series.

It will also be a homecoming for tackle George Fant, who signed a three-year deal with New York early in the offseason after spending his entire NFL career up to that point with the Seahawks.

The Giants were in Seattle more recently, getting beat 38-17 back in 2014. Seattle was there in 2017, earning a 24-7 victory.

Seahawks play San Francisco to finish regular season…..again

This time, however, the game will be played in Santa Clara as opposed to the friendly confines of CenturyLink Field (although who knows if/when fans will be in the seats).

Last year, the Seahawks had their two regular season matchups with San Francisco late in the year, and they were each incredibly hard-fought battles. Seattle won on the road in Week 10, 27-24, after going into overtime in a thrilling contest.

San Francisco evened things up with a win in Seattle in Week 17, 26-21, which happened thanks to a drive that fell just short of the end zone in the closing seconds.

This year, Seattle will host San Francisco in Week 8 on November 1, before seeing them on the road in the regular-season finale, a game that could once again have massive playoff implications if the two teams play as well as they did last year.

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