Thursday, April 06, 2006
2006 SEAHAWKS SCHEDULE
2006 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS SCHEDULE
Sun, Sept. 10 at Detroit (10:00 a.m., FOX)
---Two straight road games in Ford Field. Oh, and Jerome Bettis is from Detroit.
Sun, Sept. 17 ARIZONA (1:00 p.m., FOX)
---The NFC Championship banner will be raised before the so-called 2005 NFC West champs.
Sun, Sept. 24 NEW YORK GIANTS (1:00 p.m., FOX)
---What has happpened to Jay Feely? Seriously, why is this not a prime time game?
Sun, Oct. 1 at Chicago (5:15 p.m., NBC)
---First prime time game for the 'Hawks in 2006, but it is at Soldier Field. Of course it is.
Sun, Oct. 8 BYE (WEEK FIVE BYE, WHAT A BIG SURPRISE!)
Sun, Oct. 15 at St. Louis (10:00 a.m, FOX)
---No more Mike Martz.
Sun, Oct. 22 MINNESOTA (1:00 p.m., FOX)
---Steve Hutchinson will know how Luke Petitgout feels.
Sun, Oct. 29 at Kansas City (10:00 a.m., FOX)
---Hmm, does Jeremy have to make the I-70 trek from St. Louis to Kansas City? I'll be in St. Louis that week for a convention...
Mon., Nov. 6 OAKLAND (5:30 p.m., ESPN)
---Finally, a prime time game in Seattle! And it's against the Raiders! Wow.
Sun, Nov. 12 ST. LOUIS (1:00 p.m., FOX)
---I'm absolutely shocked the NFL didn't have the Seahawks go on the road here.
Sun, Nov. 19 at San Francisco (1:05 p.m., FOX)
---Julian Peterson makes his return to San Francisco.
Mon., Nov. 27 GREEN BAY (5:30 p.m., ESPN)
---Will Brett Favre be under center for the Packers in 2006? We shall see.
Sun., Dec. 3 at Denver (1:15 p.m., FOX)
---This will be the Seahawks' first trip to Denver since 2001.
Sun., Dec. 10 at Arizona (1:05 p.m., FOX)
---I'd love to see the Seahawks clinch the NFC West (again) in the Cardinals' new digs.
Thu., Dec. 14 SAN FRANCISCO (5:00 p.m., NFL Network)
---Why do I get the feeling that cable systems across America will have the NFL Network by September? Of course, that won't matter here in Arkansas, but I digress.
Sun. Dec. 24 SAN DIEGO (1:00 p.m., CBS)
---Tomlinson! Alexander! Only on CBS! Welcome home!
Sun., Dec. 31 at Tampa Bay (10:00 a.m., FOX)
---Wow, what a way to end the regular season. Here's hoping that the Seahawks already have their playoff spot clinched by New Year's Eve.
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So there you go, folks.
The Seahawks open up the 2006 season in Detroit, the home of the Lions and Jerome Bettis. Since the Steelers play the Dolphins on Sept. 7, I'm expecting the Lions to have The Bus be their special guest of honor. Why not? (Yes, I'm fully aware that Bettis will be working for NBC that night, since he's now with the Peacock Network. But that won't stop him from making himself the story in Detroit, again.)
The season can't start soon enough.
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