2026 Seattle Seahawks Schedule: Win-Loss Record Prediction and Full List of Games

Seattle Seahawks fans, you can finally set your calendars for this fall. The Seahawks’ complete 2026 schedule has arrived. They’ll open at home against the New England Patriots in Week 1 in a rematch of Super Bowl LX, and will close the year on the road against the Los Angeles Rams. Here is the Seahawks’ full regular-season slate, and how we think they’ll do in 2026. Week 1: Sept. 9 (Wednesday) vs. New England PatriotsWeek 2: Sept. 20 at Arizona CardinalsWeek 3: Sept. 27 at Washington CommandersWeek 4: Oct. 4 vs. Los Angeles ChargersWeek 5: Oct. 11 vs. San Francisco 49ersWeek 6: Oct. 15 (Thursday) at Denver BroncosWeek 7: Oct. 25 vs. Kansas City ChiefsWeek 8: Nov. 2 (Monday) vs. Chicago BearsWeek 9: Nov. 8 vs. Arizona CardinalsWeek 10: Nov. 15 at Las Vegas RaidersWeek 11: BYEWeek 12: Nov. 29 at San Francisco 49ersWeek 13: Dec. 7 (Monday) vs. Dallas CowboysWeek 14: Dec. 13 vs. New York GiantsWeek 15: Dec. 19 at Philadelphia EaglesWeek 16: Dec. 25 vs. Los Angeles Rams (Christmas)Week 17: Jan. 3 at Carolina PanthersWeek 18: TBD at Los Angeles Rams Our Eric D. Williams believes the Seahawks will have another strong season in 2026. He’s predicting Seattle to go 11-6. “The foundational pieces remain and the Seahawks still have one of the youngest rosters in the league,” Williams wrote. “The bottom line is that the Super Bowl window is still wide open, and the Seahawks have a chance to appear in back-to-back Super Bowls for the first time since the 2013-2014 seasons.” The Seahawks’ projected win total for the 2026 season currently sits at 10.5 wins at FanDuel Sportsbook. Their odds to win the Super Bowl sit at +1000, while their odds to make the playoffs are -255. Seattle saw a relatively large exodus of notable contributors to its Super Bowl team leave in free agency, including running back Kenneth Walker III, cornerback Riq Woolen, safety Coby Bryant and edge rusher Boye Mafe. However, the Seahawks were able to re-sign the wide receiver Rashid Shaheed, and they extended star wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba. In the draft, the Seahawks picked up Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price with their first-round pick before selecting TCU safety Bud Clark in Round 2 as they sought to replace some of the players who left in free agency. Following the draft, our Ralph Vacchiano placed the Seahawks at No. 3 in his power rankings. “The reigning champs are a team without many holes,” Vacchiano wrote. Seattle’s draft haul, meanwhile, earned a B grade from our draft analyst, Rob Rang. “This class wasn’t as flashy as the one a year ago, which helped power the Seahawks to their second championship in franchise history, but it was an impressive haul that improved one of the deepest rosters in the league — even with the club having already invested two middle-round picks at the trade deadline for Rashid Shaheed,” Rang wrote.