The Seattle Seahawks’ long-running streak of selling out games will continue into the 2026 season.
With the Seahawks having sold out their season opener against the New England Patriots, they reached 191 consecutive games with a capacity crowd. The team announced the news of the streak on Tuesday.
The milestone reflects the continued support surrounding the franchise and the strong connection between the Seahawks and their loyal spectators. Seattle’s home opener is expected to provide the team with another energetic environment as it begins the new season.
The matchup carries additional significance as the Seahawks open the year against the Patriots, giving those who will be in attendance an early opportunity to see the defending champions begin
their title defense.
For Seattle, the consistent support at Lumen Field has become a defining part of the home-game experience. The latest sellout extends a streak that has remained intact for years and demonstrates the demand surrounding Seahawks football.
With the Patriots visiting in Week 1, Seattle’s 191-game sellout streak will add another notable milestone to the franchise’s history.
This article originally appeared on Seahawks Wire: Seahawks continue impressive sellout streak vs Patriots
