The NFL released it's schedule this year and Seattle will have to travel 23,122 miles, including one trip to the east coast. Here's
1) Sunday, Sept. 12, 49ers at Seahawks, 1:15 pm, FOX
2) Sunday, Sept. 19, Seahawks at Broncos, 1:05 pm, FOX
3) Sunday, Sept. 26, Chargers at Seahawks, 1:15 pm, CBS
4) Sunday, Oct. 3, Seahawks at Rams, 10:00 am, FOX
5) Sunday, Oct. 10, BYE
6) Sunday, Oct. 17, Seeahawks at Bears, 10:00 am, FOX
7) Sunday, Oct. 24, Cardinals at Seahawks, 1:05 pm, FOX
8) Sunday, Oct. 31, Seahawks at Raiders, 1:15 pm, FOX
9) Sunday, Nov. 7, Giants at Seahawks, 1:05 pm, FOX
10) Sunday, Nov. 14, Seahawks at Cardinals, 1:15 pm, FOX
11) Sunday, Nov. 21 Seahawks at Saints, 1:05 pm, FOX
12) Sunday, Nov. 28, Chiefs at Seahawks, 1:05 pm, CBS
13) Sunday, Dec. 5, Panthers at Seahawks, 1:15 pm, FOX
14) Sunday, Dec. 12, Seahawks at 49ers 1:05 pm, FOX
15) Sunday, Dec. 19, Falcons at Seahawks, 1:05 pm, FOX
16) Sunday, Dec. 26, Seahawks at Buccaneers, 10:00 am, FOX
17) Sunday, Jan 2, Rams at Seahawks, 1:15 pm, FOX
So now the challenge becomes... where do you pencil the wins at?
Week 1, Week 4, Week 7, Week 8, Week 10, Week 13, Week 14, Week 15, Week 16, Week 17
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