Seattle Seahawks TV Commentators and Radio Announcers

Seattle Seahawks game announcers are Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, and Lisa Salters for the 2nd October game against the New York Giants.

It is the only Monday Night Football slot for the franchise to be televised on ESPN. Buck will handle the play-by-play, Lisa will be seen on the sideline, and Aikman will do the color commentary.

Likewise, Kirk Herbstreit, Al Michaels, and Kylee Hartung will voice the Week 13 game opposite the Dallas Cowboys. The Thursday Night Football will air on Amazon Prime Video.

Other regular campaign contests will be telecasted on Fox and CBS. We can expect to see these play-by-play voices to call the game.

Fox

• Kenny Albert
• Adam Amin
• Jason Benetti
• Kevin Burkhardt
• Kevin Kugler
• Joe Davis
• Dan Hellie
• Chris Myers

CBS

• Beth Mowins
• Ian Eagle
• Jim Nantz
• Tom McCarthy
• Chris Lewis
• Kevin Harlan
• Spero Dedes
• Andrew Carlton

Seahawks Preseason Announcers

Seattle preseason broadcast team comprises two new faces, Kate Scott and K.J. Wright. Scott was brought for the play-by-play broadcast.

Kate previously worked in the same role at the Philadelphia 76ers. Her prior experience at the NFL was in 2016 when she handled the play-by-play commentator duty for the San Francisco 49ers.

The UC Berkeley graduate was a part of the Pac-12 Network in 2016. She returned as the co-host for the morning show at the KGMZ-FM for the same network.

Kate is the sole woman to have worked for NHL, NFL, NBA, NCAA CFB, and the Olympics.

Likewise, Wright has been handed the pre and post-game programs responsibility. He was an Outside Linebacker for the Seahawks (2011-20) and the Raiders (2021).

The Super Bowl XLVIII winner is enjoying his debut season as the booth member.

The returning commentators comprise of the following names:

• Michael Bennett
• Paul Silvi
• Michael Robinson

Previously, the helm for the play-by-play calling was handled by Curt Menefee from 2008 to 2022. He was partnered with color commentator Brock Huard, who joined the production in 2013.

Before Curt, Verne Lundquist filled the role from 2006 to 2008.

Seahawks radio announcers include Steve Raible, Dave Wyman, and Jen Mueller. They voice games for KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM and Seattle Sports 710AM.

Steve Raible

The former NFL Wide Receiver was the second-round pick in the 1976 NFL Draft. He has an 84-game, 68 receptions for 1017 yards in his resume.

In 1982, Raible received a proposal to work as a color commentator for KIRO radio. He retired at 28 and commenced his broadcasting journey.

Before that, Steve appeared in the broadcasting booth during the off-season period. He served as the production’s color analyst from 1982 to 2003.

He teamed with Steve Thomas, Lee Hamilton, and Brian Davis during this period. Raible switched his format, started calling play-by-play action in 2004, and is going strong in his sixteenth year.

Steve is the longest-serving person on the radio broadcasting team for KIRO. He is famously known for his catchphrases ‘Are you kidding me?’ and ‘Holy catfish!.’

Dave Wyman

The alma mater of Stanford University and the former Linebacker for Seattle (1987-92) and Denver (1993-95) became a radio analyst in December 2017.

The 45th pick of the 1987 NFL Draft was brought as a temporary replacement for Waren Moon that year and featured in the last four regular campaign fixtures.

In 2018, Wyman became a permanent member. He will be entering his sixth year as a color analyst. Dave also co-hosts Wyman and Bob on KIRO 710. 

The 59-year-old frequently appears in Seattle Saturday Night on KCPQ TV.

Jen Mueller

The 45-year-old has been the radio sideline reporter for the Seahawks since 2009. She has worked alongside the Wyman and Warren Moon.

Jen hails from Houston, Texas, and studied at the South Methodist University in Dallas. She has a public policy and broadcast journalism degree.

Her broadcast career kicked off at Texas Cable News. She later joined Northwest Cable News, KING-TV, and was hired by Root Sports Network.

Mueller’s stint at the Seattle Mariners is one of the highlights of her career.

Besides that, she started ‘Talk Sporty to Me’ in 2009 and published ‘Game Time: Learn to Talk Sports in 5 Minutes a Day for Business’ in 2013.

Here are some personalities who were affiliated with the Radio announcer team:

• Peter Gross – Play-by-play (1976-92)
• Don Heinrich – Color Commentator (1976-81)
• Wayne Cody – Color Commentator (1976)
• Steve Thomas – Play-by-play (1992-97)
• Lee Hamilton – Play-by-play (1998-99)
• Brian Davis – Play-by-play (2000-03)
• Warren Moon – Color Commentator (2004-17)

Seahawks preseason television schedule is given below:

• vs. Minnesota Vikings – 10th August
• vs. Dallas Cowboys – 19th August
• vs. Green Bay Packers – 26th August

They won against the Vikings 24-13 and against the Cowboys 22-14. They are undefeated in the preseason and head to face the Packers at Lambeau Field for their final contest.

The first two were nationally broadcasted on NFL Network. The third one is only available on local affiliate networks.

Fans around the Seattle area would have been able to catch all three fixtures on KING-5.

Several affiliation television stations carried the games in different regions:

• Washington: KING-5 NBC, KAYU-28 Fox, KFFX-11 Fox, KCYU-41 Fox
• Oregon: KFXO-39 Fox, KLSR-34 Fox, KMVU-26 Fox, KPTV-12 Fox
• Idaho: KIVI-6 ABC, KSAW-52 ABC
• Alaska: KYUR-13 ABC, KATN-2 ABC, KJUD-8 ABC
• Hawaii: KHNL-13 NBC

Similarly, here are the regular season games and the channels they will be broadcast on in 2023: