SEATTLE — The Seattle Seahawks have finally released their 50th season schedule for the upcoming 2025 NFL season! The schedule features four primetime games for the third consecutive season, two on Thursday, one each on Sunday and Monday, and four 10 a.m. starts.

Jen Mueller and John Boyle break down the Seahawks' 2025 schedule, which features extensive travel east and the latest game in franchise history. Listen and subscribe to the Seahawks Insiders podcast.

Like everything in life, there were winners and there were losers during the NFL's schedule release on Wednesday. Tyler Sullivan sifted through all 272 games on the schedule to try and figure out who came out of the schedule release as a winner and who came out as a loser, and here's what he came up with:

The Seattle Seahawks 2025 schedule was announced this evening by the National Football League. It features four prime-time games for the third-consecutive season, two on Thursday, one each on Sunday and Monday,

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It's not enough anymore for NFL teams to simply release a schedule of who they'll be playing in the upcoming season — the hype

The NFL spends a lot of time every year putting the schedule together and although the league does its best to make sure every team is happy, the fact of the matter is that making everyone happy is impossible when you're putting together a schedule that consists of 272 games (You can see the full schedule here).

The complete schedule for the 2025 NFL season has been revealed. Check out the week-by-week slate for all 18 weeks of the season.

While the Seahawks were all about that action and the Chargers met the high bar they have set, the Colts had apparent second thoughts.

That said, we got our NFL fix on Wednesday night as the league unveiled the 2025 regular-season schedule. While we knew every team's opponent for this upcoming season, we can now sink our teeth into the logistics of the entire year,