Breakdown by game of the Seattle Seahawks 2019 schedule

The Seahawks' 2019 schedule was released Wednesday, a list of games that includes a season opener at CenturyLink Field, five primetime games, including four in the end of the year, and home games against NFC West. enemies to close the season.

Here is the breakdown per game of the calendar of the 2019 regular season in Seattle:

The Seahawks will only open their home country for the seventh time in the past 20 years and will be hosting a team from Bengals who have not been to Seattle since 2011, when AJ Green and Richard Sherman went on to compete. confronted as recruits. The Seahawks have won their last six games at CenturyLink Field, their last home defeat in 1999. The 10 home-away victories at home opening Seattle are the longest-running series in the NFL.

The last meeting between these two teams, a 2015 match at CenturyLink Field, ended in a thrilling 39-30 Seahawks victory. The Seahawks, who last played in Pittsburgh in 2011, will be looking to oppose the early-season struggles in the field when they travel to Heinz Field.

The Saints and Seahawks played memorable games during the Pete Carroll / John Schneider era, from Beast Quake's superb win in Seattle to a 2013 win that allowed Seattle to win the first head of the NFC standings, until the victory of a divisional round in a month. later, this allowed Seattle to reach the Super Bowl XLVIII, which was beaten in New Orleans in 2016. Both of these teams have been among the best franchises of the NFC in recent years, which means that this match could have implications for the series despite the third week.

The Seahawks are 5-0-1 in Arizona since 2013 – oddly enough, the home record against the Cardinals is not as stellar – and is known to have played spectacular games in the desert. It will also be the first time that Seattle examines who the cardinals make the first choice in the 2019 project.