The NFL schedule for the upcoming season was released on Wednesday, and fans can now secure their tickets to see the Seattle Seahawks in action.

The Seattle Seahawks 2025 season opener is at home, for the fourth straight year. It’s against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, Sept. 7.

After Paul Allen's passing in 2018, one of his final wishes was to have his possessions - including the Seahawks and Blazers - to be sold off.

Macdonald's defense will attempt to put pressure on Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy, who's expected to enter his first season as a starter in 2025. The Seahawks already ranked No. 10 in the NFL with 45 sacks last season and signed four-time Pro Bowl defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence in free agency.

The Seattle Seahawks will be on Monday Night Football just once this season (barring flex scheduling), hosting the reigning AFC South champion Houston Texans on Monday, Oct. 20. It’s an intriguing matchup against a possible Super Bowl contender, and it’s live on ESPN...

Former Seattle Seahawks and current Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll might be facing his old team much sooner than expected. That also means the Seahawks would go head-to-head with Geno Smith for the first time since he was traded this offseason after three seasons as the franchise's starting quarterback.

We are mere hours away from learning the full 2025 regular season schedule for the Seattle Seahawks, but throughout the day there have been several leaks and rumors. Of course, until we see the official schedule, all leaks and rumor must be taken with several grains of salt.

The Seahawks may not have gotten many high-profile games on their 2025 schedule, but they got a golden opportunity to make a statement in the first matchup.