The big rematch is finally here, and it’s as important as advertised.
The Seattle Seahawks (11-3) and Los Angeles Rams (11-3) are on a collision course to determine the NFC West winner (although the 10-4 San Francisco 49ers are by no means out of the picture). Whoever wins this has the inside track on the No. 1 seed in the NFC, while the loser faces the unenviable task of needing help to get back in the division race. It’d be more likely than not that whoever loses will have to win three road playoff
games to reach the Super Bowl, something that is not impossible but rarely accomplished for a reason.
Seattle lost 21-19 to the Rams in the first meeting back in Week 11, with Sam Darnold throwing four interceptions in a brutal performance. And yet, Jason Myers still had a chance to win the game from 61 yards out but missed short and wide right. It’s great that the Seahawks were that close despite a bad performance from Darnold, but a duplicate performance is absolutely not acceptable. We know this will be a different matchup than last month just off of personnel, as the Seahawks will have Julian Love and Jarran Reed on the defense, but won’t have left tackle Charles Cross. The Rams, meanwhile, will likely not have star receiver Davante Adams and may be without defensive lineman Braden Fiske.
Matthew Stafford is an MVP candidate who otherwise didn’t have his best game against the Seahawks. On an expected rainy, windy night at Lumen Field, he could make his own push to win that award for the first time in his career. The stingy Seahawks defense will look to continue their outstanding run of form and help vanquish Stafford for the first time since he became Rams QB in 2021.
I know you’re excited. And nervous. Either emotion is okay when you’ve got a game of this magnitude! And don’t forget it’s the unveiling of the new Rivalries uniforms!
Here are all the details Seahawks fans need on Seattle’s regular season home finale, including broadcast information, streaming options, radio commentary and more:
Kickoff time and Schedule
Date: Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025
Time: 8:15 PM ET/5:15 PM PT
Channel: Prime Video
Announcers: Al Michaels and Kirk Herbstreit (sideline reporter: Kaylee Hartung)
Location: Lumen Field | Seattle, Washington
Radio: 710 Seattle Sports / 97.3 KIRO FM (click here for additional radio affiliates outside of the Seattle area)
Radio Announcers: Steve Raible and Dave Wyman (Reporter: Jen Mueller) | Kate Scott and Ryan Harris (Westwood One Sports)
Seahawks roster: Click here
Opponent Blog: Turf Show Times
How to watch without Prime Video
If you don’t have a Prime Video subscription, don’t fret! There are (legal) alternatives to watch the game you may not know about. For those who live in the Seattle-area only, the game is being carried on local over-the-air television through KCPQ, aka FOX 13 Seattle. The channel is available through your regular cable subscription or via television antenna, but this is only for Seattle-area residents. KTTV FOX-11 has the coverage for Los Angeles residents.
Another streaming option is Twitch, believe it or not. You can actually live stream the game for free with no account required through the Prime Video Twitch channel.
Other online streaming options: NFL+ (replay only) | Fubo.tv (local Seattle affiliate only)| Sling TV (local Seattle affiliate only)| Hulu TV (local Seattle affiliate only)| YouTube TV (local Seattle affiliate only)
Seattle Seahawks 2025 schedule
September
- Week 1 (Sept. 7): vs. San Francisco 49ers, 1:05 pm PT, FOX – L 17-13
- Week 2 (Sept. 14): at Pittsburgh Steelers, 10 am PT, FOX – W 31-17
- Week 3 (Sept. 21): vs. New Orleans Saints, 1:05 pm PT, CBS – W 44-13
- Week 4 (Thu, Sept. 25): at Arizona Cardinals, 5:15 pm PT, Prime Video (Thursday Night Football) – W 23-20
October
- Week 5 (Oct. 5): vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1:05 pm PT, CBS – L 38-35
- Week 6 (Oct. 12): at Jacksonville Jaguars, 10 am PT, FOX – W 20-12
- Week 7 (Mon, Oct. 20): vs. Houston Texans, 7 pm PT, ESPN (Monday Night Football) – W 27-19
- Week 8 (Oct. 26): BYE
November
- Week 9 (Nov. 2): at Washington Commanders, 5:20 pm PT, NBC (Sunday Night Football) – W 38-14
- Week 10 (Nov. 9): vs. Arizona Cardinals, 1:05 pm PT, CBS – W 44-22
- Week 11 (Nov. 16): at Los Angeles Rams, 1:05 pm PT, FOX – L 21-19
- Week 12 (Nov. 23): at Tennessee Titans, 10 am PT, FOX – W 30-24
- Week 13 (Nov. 30): vs. Minnesota Vikings, 1:05 pm PT, FOX – W 26-0
December
- Week 14 (Dec. 7): at Atlanta Falcons, 10 am PT, FOX – W 37-9
- Week 15 (Dec. 14): vs. Indianapolis Colts, 1:25 pm PT, CBS – W 18-16
- Week 16 (Thu, Dec. 18): vs. Los Angeles Rams, 5:15 pm PT, Prime Video (Thursday Night Football)
- Week 17 (Dec. 28): at Carolina Panthers, 10 am PT, CBS
January
Week 18 (Sat, Jan. 3 or Sun, Jan. 4): at San Francisco 49ers, time and network TBD
