Seattle Seahawks Tickets

Despite having a 7-9 record last season, the first year under new head coach Pete Carroll, the Seattle Seahawks made their first playoff appearance in three years when they won the NFC West title. Of course there were many detractors who claimed the Seahawks should not even be in the playoffs with a losing record, but they proved they were more than qualified when they beat the defending Super Bowl Champion New Orleans Saints in the Wild Card Game. Then it was on to Chicago, where the Seahawks put up a good fight before falling to the Bears. In his second year at the helm, Carroll should have this team playing even better, and that could put them right back in the playoffs again. GoTickets has your Seattle Seahawks football tickets for every game this season.

Since ’02, the Seahawks have played their home games at Qwest Field, and they will continue to do so, but the stadium will now be known as CenturyLink Field. No matter what you call it, the Seahawks stadium is the home of the 12th man and gives the team a tremendous home field advantage. With a capacity of about 67,000, CenturyLink Field is not the biggest in the NFL, but it might be the loudest because of the way it was built with the upper deck being much closer to the field as compared to most other NFL stadiums. Nothing beats the experience of seeing an NFL game in person, so order your Seattle Seahawks tickets today.

The Seattle Seahawks roster underwent some big improvements during the offseason as the team filled some holes through the draft, and they will need to figure out the quarterback situation, both for now and for the future. The Seattle Seahawks schedule starts off with two tough road games at the San Francisco 49ers and at the Pittsburgh Steelers, and then they return home for two straight home games against the Cardinals and Falcons. Perhaps the biggest game of the season is a Thursday night matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles. You can see any game you want with Seattle Seahawks tickets from GoTickets.