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SEASON PREVIEW: The 2025 season marks the Seattle Seahawks’ 50th in the NFL and their second under head coach Mike Macdonald and general manager John Schneider, who now has full control of football operations. After a 10–7 finish in 2024, Seattle enters the new year with major roster and organizational changes.
The Seahawks moved on from longtime veterans Geno Smith, DK Metcalf, and Tyler Lockett, signaling a dramatic reset. In their place, they signed quarterback Sam Darnold to a multi-year deal and added wide receiver Cooper Kupp and pass rusher DeMarcus Lawrence to stabilize key positions. Offensively, coordinator Klint Kubiak has shifted the scheme toward multi–tight-end sets, reflecting the team’s new identity.
Seattle also leaned heavily on youth, producing a strong draft class that included talents like Grey Zabel and Nick Emmanwori. Training camp has already showcased promising flashes from rookie quarterback Jalen Milroe, while the defense — led by emerging playmakers in the secondary — appears more cohesive and dynamic than in past rebuilding seasons.
With upgrades at critical positions, a focus on sustainability, and a blend of veteran leadership and youth development, the Seahawks aim to return to the playoffs and remain competitive in the always-tough NFC West.
TICKETS INFO: Tickets for Seattle Seahawks 2025 home games at are on sale now via EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Prices generally start from around $30 to $60 for upper-level seats during less in-demand games. The average price for most games sits near $200–$210 per ticket, although popular matchups may trend closer to $241 or higher depending on demand.
For fans looking for a more elevated experience, VIP and premium ticket options are available via EventsChaser’s marketplace. These include club-level seating, loge boxes, Tunnel Club access, and field-level hospitality packages, which often include perks like all-inclusive food and drink, padded seats, private entrances, and premium parking. Prices for these VIP tickets typically range from $500 to $1,500 per seat, depending on the section and opponent.
SEAHAWKS’ OPPONENTS: The Seattle Seahawks’ 2025 opponents include their regular NFC West rivals — the San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Rams, and Arizona Cardinals — each played twice, once at home and once on the road. Their additional home games at Lumen Field are against the Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, and Minnesota Vikings. On the road, the Seahawks will face the Detroit Lions, Atlanta Falcons, Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots, and New Orleans Saints. This mix of NFC North and AFC East matchups, alongside their divisional slate, sets up a challenging and balanced 2025 schedule with several playoff-caliber teams on the horizon.
SEAHAWKS’ 2025 SCHEDULE:
- Week 1 (Sept 1–7)
Sept 7 vs San Francisco 49ers - Week 2 (Sept 8–14)
Sept 14 @ Pittsburgh Steelers - Week 3 (Sept 15–21)
Sept 21 vs New Orleans Saints - Week 4 (Sept 22–28)
Sept 25 @ Arizona Cardinals - Week 5 (Sept 29–Oct 5)
Oct 5 vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Week 6 (Oct 6–12)
Oct 12 @ Jacksonville Jaguars - Week 7 (Oct 13–19)
Oct 20 vs Houston Texans - Week 8 (Oct 20–26)
Bye Week - Week 9 (Oct 27–Nov 2)
Nov 2 @ Washington Commanders - Week 10 (Nov 3–9)
Nov 9 vs Arizona Cardinals - Week 11 (Nov 10–16)
Nov 16 @ Los Angeles Rams - Week 12 (Nov 17–23)
Nov 23 @ Tennessee Titans - Week 13 (Nov 24–30)
Nov 30 vs Minnesota Vikings - Week 14 (Dec 1–7)
Dec 7 @ Atlanta Falcons - Week 15 (Dec 8–14)
Dec 14 vs Indianapolis Colts - Week 16 (Dec 15–21)
Dec 18 vs Los Angeles Rams - Week 17 (Dec 22–28)
Dec 27 or 28 @ Carolina Panthers - Week 18 (Dec 29–Jan 4)
Jan 3 or 4 @ San Francisco 49ers
ABOUT SEATTLE SEAHAWKS: The Seattle Seahawks are a professional football team based in Seattle, Washington, competing in the NFC West division of the National Football League (NFL). Established in 1976, the Seahawks are the only NFL team in the Pacific Northwest and have built one of the league’s most passionate and loud fanbases, known collectively as the “12s” for their reputation as the team’s “12th man.” The team plays its home games at Lumen Field, a stadium famous for its energy, crowd noise, and views of downtown Seattle.
The Seahawks won their first and only Super Bowl championship in the 2013 season under head coach Pete Carroll, with a dominant defense led by the “Legion of Boom” and quarterback Russell Wilson at the helm. They returned to the Super Bowl the following year but lost in dramatic fashion to the New England Patriots. Over the past decade, the team remained competitive, regularly making the playoffs while developing a reputation for physical defense, smart drafting, and a run-heavy offensive identity.
As of the 2025 season, the Seahawks are in a new era under head coach Mike Macdonald, a defensive-minded leader brought in to reshape the team after Carroll’s departure. The front office, led by long-time GM John Schneider, has shifted toward a youth-driven rebuild, trading away veterans like Russell Wilson, DK Metcalf, and Tyler Lockett, and adding new faces like quarterback Sam Darnold, wide receiver Cooper Kupp, and defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence. With a mix of proven veterans and young draft talent, the Seahawks are focused on building a new foundation to compete in the rugged NFC West while developing long-term roster stability and identity.
