The Seattle Seahawks’ 2023 NFL regular-season schedule was released Thursday night, with the team slated to open the year at home against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, Sept. 10.
Seattle will play three prime-time games, two on Thursday nights and one Monday-night matchup. The first comes in Week 4 against the Giants on Monday, Oct. 2. Next up is the Thanksgiving Day contest at Lumen Field, when the Seahawks host the division-rival 49ers. Exactly a week later, Seattle travels to Dallas for their third and final primetime game, Thursday, Nov. 30 at the Cowboys.
The Seahawks will play a total of nine road games this season with four 10:00 am PT starts. Seattle was also dealt its earliest bye week – Week 5 – since 2016.
Only the date and time of one game remains to be determined, the Week 18 matchup against the Cardinals in Arizona. The NFL will release the details of that contest following the Week 17 lineup.
The Seahawks’ complete 2023 regular-season schedule can be found here.
