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We made the top 5 in something this offseason. New fan cost study has Seahawks fans as the 5th most expensive fanbase in the NFL for 2026. The 12s pay to play apparently.

I mean… you know what I mean.

12’s going to bring the noise today!!! Why not US(mnt)???

SEA!!!!!!

The sad day has come, I have to sell my season tickets 😭 I recently moved to Spokane and making the trip for every game isn’t realistic for me anymore.

I’m planning to sell the seats and most of this seasons games. Does anyone have any recommendations on the safest way to do this? Any advice? Thanks so much and Go Hawks! 💚💙

That kicked so much ass

My girlfriend will be recovering from a major surgery during a game we plan on attending this season. She will likely be in wheelchair, or crutches at best. For the game we are planning to attend, we’re hoping two family members can join. I can find four tickets together in the wheelchair accessible seating. What is the policy on companion tickets? The policy wording on the tickets isn’t really clear whether we can use these four tickets, or if we need to split up the group.

I keep seeing calls for the American fans to get loud on Monday. Maybe I'm just an idiot, but how much of a difference will it really make?

During a Seahawks game, the biggest advantage is making noise when the opposing team is on offense and in the huddle or before the snap. It's really clear when those times are. Is there an equivalent in soccer?

There is also the shock and awe of it all. Our players are used to it but the opposing team usually isn't. A lot of players have never experienced it before at all and it makes them unsettled. But in this case both teams have played once at Lumen. This game will be louder, but it doesn't give either team an advantage.

I'm not a soccer fan at all. Am I missing something? Is this really an advantage for USMNT?

Quirk I noticed when watching a highlights package of our season the other day was that we didn't have Burkhardt/Brady or Nantz/Romo during the regular season. Decided to see if that was the case with any other Superbowl winner, and the 84 49ers were the only ones I could tell that it was true for.

Reasons for Seahawks not being covered by either A team were fairly clear, the only game that stands out is obviously Week 11 @ Rams, but Burkhardt/Brady were at Bears v Vikings in the early slot, presumably due to Seahawks v Rams going up against a Chiefs v Broncos matchup, which ended up having the 3rd highest viewing figures for a Sunday game at 29 million viewers.

The 84 49ers were before my time, but looking back at their schedule to see why they ended up not being covered by a main Sunday broadcast team, their games against the Redskins and Giants were Monday Night affairs (they didn't play the Cowboys), whilst their matchup with the Steelers only aired in San Francisco markets because they were up against Game 5 of the World Series. Of their 11 games on CBS, 9 of them were covered by the Brookshier/Walker team.

What’s going on everyone. I’m a cowboys fan and Seahawks supporter (my brother is a life long Seattle fan) and I was hoping to catch the December Cowboys vs Seahawks game and trying to figure out how one could purchase the SRO tickets. It clearly works very different than it does in AT&T and I was hoping you all would know!