Predicting Every Seattle Seahawks Game Score Even Though It's Way Too Early

The 2026 NFL schedule was released Thursday night and while the Seattle Seahawks already knew the opponents they would face, they now know when each game will take place.
Of course, there were several games either leaked or confirmed leading up to the big reveal, including the Super Bowl LX rematch, which Seahawks On SI writer Michael Hanich says could be better than the title game. With the schedule now released, let's take a look at every game and offer up a score prediction, even though it's still early in the offseason.
Week 1: Seahawks vs. Patriots (Wednesday Night)

The Patriots might have better answers for the Seattle offense in this game, especially since defenses are typically ahead of offenses early in the season. That said, the Seahawks are still the more complete team and they ride the momentum from the home crowd to a three-point victory.
Prediction: Seahawks 23, Patriots 20
Record: 1-0
Week 2: Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals
Their first NFC West showdown happens in Week 2 as the Seahawks take on the Cardinals on the road. Seattle is the superior team, and proves that with an easy win.
Prediction: Seahawks 27, Cardinals 13
Record: 2-0
Week 3 Seahawks at Commanders
The Commanders were in the NFC Championship Game following the 2024 season, then fell apart in 2025. This year, they will show which one was the fluke season, and the Seahawks will help prove 2024 might have been the anomaly.
Prediction: Seahawks 30, Commanders 16
Record: 3-0
Week 4: Seahawks vs. Los Angeles Chargers
The Chargers are the kings of almost, and they almost get it done against the Seahawks. In the end, Seattle pulls out another win and starts 4-0 on the season.
Prediction: Seahawks 31, Chargers 27
Record: 4-0
Week 5: Seahawks vs. San Francisco 49ers

The great start comes to a halt as the hated San Francisco 49ers head to Seattle and pull off a win over the Seahawks.
Prediction: 49ers 20, Seahawks 17
Record: 4-1
Week 6: Seahawks at Denver Broncos (Thursday Night Football)
A short week favors the home team as the Seahawks fail to bounce back from their loss to the 49ers in Week 5. The doubters will be loud after this loss, but coming up short against two playoff teams is nothing to be too upset about.
Prediction: Broncos 26, Seahawks 24
Record: 4-2
Week 7: Seahawks vs. Kansas City Chiefs (Sunday Night Football)
With extra time to prepare for a home game against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, Seattle finds a way to get back on track. They knock off the Chiefs and improve to 5-2 while silencing the critics.
Prediction: Seahawks 28, Chiefs 20
Record: 5-2
Week 8: Seahawks vs. Chicago Bears (Monday Night Football)

Another big win for Seattle in prime time comes in Week 8. This time, they send the Chicago Bears packing with an overtime win, improving to 6-2.
Prediction: Seahawks 26, Bears 23 OT
Record: 6-2
Week 9: Seahawks vs. Arizona Cardinals
This is going to be a tough season for the Cardinals, who were just 3-14 in 2025 and didn't do much to improve their roster. Seattle makes this one look easy with a comfortable margin of victory.
Prediction: Seahawks 34, Cardinals 10
Record: 7-2
Week 10: Seahawks at Las Vegas Raiders
Right before the bye week, the Seahawks again take on a team that is expected to struggle in 2026. Whether it's Kirk Cousins or Fernando Mendoza under center makes no difference as the Raiders don't have the depth to keep up with the defending champs.
Prediction: Seahawks 41, Raiders 13
Record: 8-2
Week 11: BYE
This is a great time to have a bye week with more than half of the season gone. It also gives the Seahawks more time to prepare for a rematch with the 49ers.
Week 12: Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers
That week off works out well for Seattle as they repay the 49ers for beating them at Lumen Field. This time, they walk out of Levi Stadium, where they just won the Super Bowl, with another win.
Prediction: Seahawks 21, 49ers 18
Record: 9-2
Week 13: Seahawks vs. Dallas Cowboys (Monday Night Football)

More prime time action as the Seahawks host the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football. Dallas worked on their defense this offseason, but they're still questionable against the run. That gives Jadarian Love an advantage as he helps carry them to another win.
Prediction: Seahawks 26, Cowboys 20
Record: 10-2
Week 14: Seahawks vs. New York Giants
Already with 10 wins on the season, the Seahawks host the Giants in Week 14. This could be a tougher game than expected with John Harbaugh coaching in Seattle, but Mike Macdonald has the better team and gets the best of his former boss.
Prediction: Seahawks 27, Giants 24
Record: 11-2
Week 15: Seahawks at Philadelphia Eagles
The huge winning streak comes to an end as the Seahawks struggle with the cross-country travel and cold weather in Philadelphia. The Eagles have issues to deal with, but they pull out a much-needed late-season victory.
Prediction: Eagles 28, Seahawks 23
Record: 11-3
Week 16: Seahawks vs. Los Angeles Rams (Christmas)

Seattle won't face the Los Angeles Rams until Christmas, but that allows them to give Matthew Stafford and company a nice gift. Which is a loss.
Prediction: Seahawks 33, Rams 27
Record: 12-3
Week 17: Seahawks at Carolina Panthers
The Panthers improved in 2025 and made the playoffs with a record of 8-9. The NFC West champs could be tough to deal with, but Seattle pulls off a close win, improving to 13-3.
Prediction: Seahawks 20, Panthers 17
Record: 13-3
Week 18: Seahawks at Los Angeles Rams
This one could decide the division, and as much as I would love to give Seattle the win, going 14-3 in back-to-back seasons is tough. It's also going to be tough to sweep the Rams, a team that they're 30-28 against all-time. That's why Seattle loses this one by a point, but we all know that it's their potential playoff meeting that matters most.
Prediction: Rams 31, Seahawks 30
Record: 13-4
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Randy Gurzi is a graduate of Arizona State and has focused on NFL coverage since 2014.