Here’s the irony: you live in Seattle, but the Seahawks often play for a national audience on the East Coast. That means 10:00 AM kickoffs for away games in places like New York or New England. You’ll be chugging coffee while the rest of the country is eating lunch. It’s a vibe, but not always a good one.
I once showed up to a 10 AM game against the Patriots at a bar downtown. The bartender was still wiping down the counters, and the only other person there was a guy wearing a Gronkowski jersey for some reason. We bonded over the shared misery of yelling at a screen before noon—it’s a special kind of dedication.
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You can’t just Google “Seahawks time” and trust the first result, because the algorithm might give you last week’s info. Seriously, I’ve been burned by that. The safest bet is to check the team’s official website or the NFL’s schedule page—and even then, check it the night before.
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Another pro tip: follow the Seahawks Twitter account, but only for the pinned tweet. Scrolling through the replies is a nightmare of hot takes and memes. You’ll find the kickoff time, but you’ll also lose about 12 brain cells reading fans argue about Geno Smith’s arm strength.
Prime-time games (Thursday, Sunday, or Monday night) are the easy ones—they’re always 5:15 PM Pacific or later. You can plan a whole afternoon around them. But those are rare, maybe three or four a season if you’re lucky. The rest of the time, you’re playing a guessing game with your own weekend.
