The Seattle Seahawks play the entire AFC West this season, throwing it back to the days when they were in the division from 1977-2001. Their first AFC West opponent will be the Los Angeles Chargers, who are 0-3 and banged up, but not to be taken lightly. It’s also the first time Jim Harbaugh will play the Seahawks in a meaningful game without Pete Carroll on the sidelines since he quarterbacked an eventual 1-15 San Diego Chargers squad to a 17-15 loss at Husky Stadium in 2000.
CBS will have the 1:25
pm PT broadcast of this game, and it is a distant third in terms of game distribution and, frankly, interest. The Kansas City Chiefs and Las Vegas Raiders are the main game, while the Denver Broncos and San Francisoc 49ers are the secondary game. Not even Alaska or Hawaii will be getting this one, so your best bet to get Seahawks vs. Chargers on your local CBS affiliate is to live in Washington, Oregon, Western Idaho, a sliver of Western Montana, or the Los Angeles and San Diego regions. Check to see if you’re in the 506 Sports green zone.
Calling the game will be Andrew Catalon and former New England Patriots safety Logan Ryan, who won two Super Bowls with the Patriots but lost a Super Bowl with the San Francisco 49ers, as is the usual thing the 49ers have done in Super Bowls this century.
Seahawks fans have heard Catalon’s voice a few times, including last year’s 44-13 win over the New Orleans Saints, the 2024 loss to the New York Giants, and a couple of games in 2023.
Seattle will either be the featured game (Week 5 vs. San Francisco 49ers) or nationally televised (Weeks 6-8 at Denver Broncos, vs. Kansas City Chiefs, vs. Chicago Bears) over the next month, so the Seahawks will be seen by a much larger audience very soon.
Check out 506 Sports for the remaining game announcers and TV maps.
