seahawks in london 2020

Seahawks might’ve gone | Tacoma News Tribune The Seahawks earned a commanding 27-3 victory in their first, and to date only, game outside of the United States.That could change in 2020, as two of Seattle’s away games will be against the Atlanta Falcons and the Miami Dolphins – both teams who have committed to hosting a “home” game in either London or Mexico City.It is not yet clear if Seattle’s arrangement with either of those teams will end up outside of the United States, but it certainly seems possible they will be a part of one of the international games for the second time in three years.The NFL’s contract with Wembley Stadium is up after this season, so the Seahawks could even make history by playing the final NFL game there, if the schedule falls that way – or they could play the first game in franchise history in Mexico City, a site that has hosted one game in each of the past four seasons.The NFL will announce their full schedule in April. Arizona was to host a game in Mexico City, while Atlanta and Miami were to play a “home” contest in London. NFL free agency is underway, and the Seahawks are making moves to try to improve their roster for the 2020 season. The Seahawks, second in the NFC West in 2019, now have their 2020 foes set. - The NFL announced on May 4, 2020 it had scrapped its overseas games in London and Mexico City for the 2020 season due to logistical concerns related to the coronavirus pandemic. Based on that, you probably shouldn't go booking a flight to London just yet if you're a Broncos fan, but that seems pretty promising.

Multiple reports pegged the Seahawks as a favorite to play in London, with the Dolphins likely being their opponent.The Seahawks last played in London in 2018, a Week 6 matchup against the Oakland (now Las Vegas) Raiders at Wembley Stadium.

The Seahawks had been specifically rumored as potentially playing again in London, likely against Miami.The Seahawks played their only international regular-season game in 2018 when they beat the Raiders in London at Wembley Stadium.And Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said nothing but positive things about the trip so it had been thought the Seahawks were just fine with going again two years later as an away opponent (what teams resist more is giving up a home game).This week’s release of the schedule will set dates, times and TV affiliations for games.Opponents have already been set through the league’s scheduling formula.For Seattle, that means home-and-road games against its three division rivals (which makes six games), four games against each team from another NFC division (which this year means the NFC West plays the NFC East), four games against each team from a division in the AFC (which this year is the AFC East) and then two games against the teams who finished in the same place as Seattle in the other two NFC divisions it’s not playing (which this year means playing a home game against the team that finished second in the NFC North and a road game against the team that finished second in the NFC South).However, it’s been reported that the league will likely produce the schedule in a manner in which it can make changes if the start of the regular season has to be delayed.One thought is that every team will play home and road games in each of the first two weeks, and then again in each of the next two weeks, so the schedule could be cut if needed to 14 games, and then to 12, while still preserving the same number of home and road games for each team.It’s also thought the schedule is likely to be backloaded with division games so that if the schedule has to be cut even more, there could be as much perceived fairness as possible in how division champions are decided.In what was a quirk of the way the calendar broke this year, the NFL season was already slated to start as late as it can under the current formula of beginning on the Thursday following Labor Day (Labor Day this year is on Sept. 7).

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