How To Watch Seahawks Mock Game And Preseason?

Seattle Seahawks mock game 2023 cannot be watched on TV. It was played at Lumen Field on August 4 as part of the Seahawks Football Fest.

The event was one of the nine 2023 training camps for the franchise. The camp commenced on 26th July and will end on August 16.

They held Legends and throwback day on July 30, Mascot Mayhem on August 3, and Legends and military appreciation on August 8.

Two of the remaining sessions are College and alumni day on August 13 and Kids Day on August 16.

The 4th of August festivities saw at the team’s home ground witnessed live music, food trucks, and various activities for the attendees. The gates were open at 4 pm, while the practice started at 5.20 pm.

There was a post-practice player autograph session at 7 pm. Players also threw autographed footballs at the fans in the stands.

Is Seahawks Mock Game On TV?

Seahawks mock game 2023 was unavailable on national television or other streaming services. It was not aired on KING 5 as well.

KING 5 is the official local TV partner. They inked a multi-year contract with the franchise in 2022 for the preseason fixtures and weekly programs.

The annual mock game was accessible for those who were present at the venue. No network was permitted to air the practice session.

The mock game was played between the starters and backups. The starters sported green while their counterparts were in blue uniforms.

The event required no entry fee but fans without a mobile ticket were not authorized to the ground.

How To Watch Seattle Seahawks Preseason Game?

You can watch Seattle Seahawks preseason game nationally on the NFL Network. The fixtures will mostly be available on local channel KING 5.

Viewers can get a subscription to SlingTV, FuboTV, Hulu+ Live TV, or YouTube TV to stream the contests via the NFL Network.

Seahawks.com and the Seahawks mobile application will also air the games.

What channel is Seahawks preseason game on?

Seahawks preseason game is scheduled to be displayed via TSN2/CTV BC in Canada. KING 5 remains the sole broadcaster for the US.

Fans can also turn on the radio and listen to the entire game on KIRO Newssradio 97.3 FM and Seattle Sports 710AM. Steve Raible, Dave Wyan, and Jen Mueller’s voices will provide listeners with full coverage of the contests.

Vikings vs. Seahawks preseason predictions

Vikings Seahawks preseason 2023 game is set for the 10th of August. The Seahawks head into the game as favorites with -4.5 odds.

The odds have gone up by 2 as it was -2.5 a few days back.

The contest will be organized at the Lumen Field. The kickoff is set for 10 pm ET.

You won’t be seeing the superstars like Geno Smith, Kirk Cousins, Justin Jefferson, TJ Hockenson, DK Metcalf, Kenneth Walker III, Tyler Lockett, Bobby Wagner, or other starters as they rarely feature in preseason matches.

Rookies and other youngsters are given the floor in these ties. Holton Ahlers, Lance Boykin, Arquon Bush, Charles Cross, Derkick Hall, Jordan Addison, Mekhi Blackmon, Jacky Chen, Garett Magg, and Jack Podlesny are likely to start.

In the second exhibition game, the Seahawks will host Dallas Cowboys on 19th August.

And the final tie before the regular campaign for the franchise is against Green Bay Packers. It will be hosted in the Lambeau Field on 26th August at 1 pm.

Seahawks TV Schedule 2023

Seahawks preseason schedule 2023 include three games. The first two will be played at Lumen Field on the 10th and 19th of August.

These two games will be televised locally on KING 5. It will air nationally on NFL Network.

The final fixture will be contested at the Lambeau Field.

NFL Network will air 23 exhibition ties in 2023. NBC, ESPN, Amazon Prime, CBS, and Fox will telecast one each and the rest will be accessible on local stations and ESPN+.

Likewise, following a winning season record in 2022 with 9-8 and getting second place in the NFC West, the team clinched a playoff berth. They faced the San Francisco 49ers in the Wild Card Round and lost 41-23.

They are booked at odd of +3,000 to win the Super Bowl. Their 2023 campaign begins on 10th September with an afternoon slot of 4.25 opposite the Los Angeles Rams. The match is set to be played at Lumen Field and will be available for viewers to watch on Fox.

Here is a complete Seahawks TV schedule for 2023:

  • at Detroit Lions, 17th September: Fox
  • vs. Carolina Panthers, 24th September: CBS
  • at New York Jets, 2nd October: ESPN
  • at Cincinnati Bengals, 15th October: CBS
  • vs. Arizona Cardinals, 22nd October: Fox
  • vs. Cleveland Browns, 29th October, Fox
  • at Baltimore Ravens, 5th November: CBS
  • vs. Washington Commanders, 12th November: Fox
  • at Las Angeles Rams, 19th November: CBS
  • vs. San Francisco 49ers, 23rd November: NBC
  • at Dallas Cowboys, 30th November: Amazon Prime
  • at San Francisco 49ers, 10th December: Fox
  • vs. Philadelphia Eagles, 17th December: Fox
  • at TennesseeTitans, 24th December: CBS
  • vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, 31st December: Fox
  • vs. Arizona Cardinals: TBD

Among these, they were awarded three Primetime slots. The first one is on October 2 followed by the remaining two on November 23 and 30.

How To Watch Seahawks Out-Of-Market?

You need to get the NFL+ subscription to enjoy out-of-market Seahawks preseason fixtures. You will need it to watch the team’s third contest.

The basic package comes at $4.99 monthly, while it cost $39.99 for the entire season. If you opt for the premium bundle, it is priced at $9.99/month and $79.99/year.

Likewise, there will be many games that in the regular season which won’t be available on the market. Sunday afternoon regular season fixtures unavailable locally will be accessible via Sunday Ticket.

YouTube made a $2 billion deal with NFL for the acquisition of Sunday Ticket. They will be distributing packages for residential users.

The base cost is $249 while the premium version is available at $349 per season.

Meanwhile, DirecTV will continue to provide services to businesses.

How To Watch Seahawks Without Cable?

Spectators at home or anywhere can watch Seahawks without cable on these platforms:

  • NFL+
  • NFL Network
  • NFL mobile application
  • YouTube and YouTube TV
  • ESPN
  • Game Pass International
  • Paramount+
  • Fox Sports
  • NBC Sports
  • Amazon Prime Video

Sirius XM, TuneIn, Westwood One, Game Pass, Seahawks App, KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM, and Seattle Sports will provide play-to-play commentary plus analysis of every NFL game.

Seahawks Scrimmage 2023

Seahawks Scrimmage 2023 saw the Blue Team emerge victorious over the Green Team by 20-17. Drew Lock, the team’s second QB, made the winning drive.

In the initial minutes, Geno Smith, DK Metcalf, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba clicked to give the starting offense a 90-yard gain in the first possession. It was turned into a 2-yard TD by DeeJay Dallas.

Jason Myers scored a 37-yard field goal and made the score 10-0 for the Blue team at the end of the 1st quarter.

In the second quarter, Myers got 2 points for the team with a 25-yard FG. The halftime score was 13-0.

The third quarter saw a turnover for the Green team at the 15-yard line. RB SaRodorick Thompson Jr. capitalized a 2-yard dash for a TD.

It was soon followed by Myers’s 47-yard FG for the Green. When the No. 3 offense was against the No. 3 defense, Holton Ahlers’s pass found Griffin Hebert for a 6-yard TD. The Green led 17-13.

At the end phase, Drew Lock and Jake Bobo combined for a 12-yard TD and scored for the Blue. The final score was 20-17.

Seahawks coach Pete Carrol said, “We really tried to own the opportunity to be in the stadium, get prepared for a game, and all that kind of stuff.”

Major Highlights

Some of the talking points from the event are as follows:

  • Myers looked solid
  • Smith made 10 for 15 passes for 171 yards and looked commanding
  • Metcalf and Smith-Njigba showed versatility
  • Lock made the most of his playing time and helped secure a victory for the Blue team
  • Boye Mafe received Caroll’s praise for his excellent performance
  • Bobo led the receptions with seven catches and made the match-winning TD
  • Steve Smith Sr., former NFL receiver, was dressed as an official with no. 89 on his back
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