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A guide to the Seahawks’ 2024 season

Football is back — here’s how to stream the games, eat and drink at Lumen Field like a pro, and cheer on the Hawks.

A view of Lumen Field in Seattle at night

Lumen Field was named the No. 1 NFL stadium in USA Today’s Best Readers’ Choice Awards.

Photo via Seattle Seahawks

Alright, 12s — it’s time to put your game faces back on. The Seattle Seahawks’ season opener is just ahead on Sunday, Sept. 8 against the Denver Broncos (no worries — ex-Seahawks quarterback Russ Wilson is no longer on their team).

Let’s touch on everything that’s new on the field this year so you can get your game plan ready.

What everyone’s talking about

Biggest deal here is the team’s new head coach, Mike Macdonald. We’ve seen a little bit of his coaching style during preseason, but all eyes will be on him as we wait to see what kind of success he might help lead the Hawks to.

Otherwise, fans will be curious how new offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb handles a team that saw some rough days during the 2023-24 season. And, will this be Tyler Lockett’s last run as a Seahawk?

You can also stay up-to-date on all of the big talking points throughout the season with LockedOn’s daily podcasts.

The best way to watch from home

Folks looking to catch the games from their couch can tune in through CBS, NFL+, Paramount+, and YouTube.

The games worth getting tickets to

There’s the first home game this weekend, of course. But other than that, our West Coast feud against the San Francisco 49ers will continue on Thursday, Oct. 10 here at Lumen Field.

A table covered with a variety of dishes offered by Lumen Field this year cover a table. A margarita with a blue salt rim sits in the foreground.

You might not think you need a blue salt rimmed margarita, but you’ll feel differently once its in your hands.

Photo by SEAtoday Staff

What you’ll wanna eat

We all know the snacks + drinks are half the fun. Check out new stadium menu additions like Bam Bam Smash Burger, featuring grub from Super Bowl champ Kam Chancellor’s Bellevue bar Legion; blue salt-rimmed margaritas; Bar Dojo’s comforting birria ramen (perfect for a rainy game day); and a foot-long hot dog topped with pickled shimeji mushrooms.

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