The Seahawks' 2023 schedule was announced on Thursday, a slate of games that opens with a home game against the Rams, finished in Arizona, and includes plenty of other interesting games along the way. Here are 10 numbers of note from this year's schedule.

1

Thanksgiving game at Lumen Field, the first time the Seahawks have played at home on that holiday.

2

Thursday night games for the Seahawks, who also play at Dallas a week after their Thanksgiving game against the 49ers. It's the second time the Seahawks have played two Thursday games in one season, having also done so in 2014 when they opened the season on Thursday as the defending Super Bowl champs, then later played at San Francisco on Thanksgiving.

7

Games against opponents who made the playoffs in 2022.

3

Prime-time games on this year's schedule.

4

Games that kick off at 10 a.m. Pacific Time. While those early games used to be seen as bad news, the Seahawks have played well in that time slot in recent years, going 22-9 in their last 31 early games, including a 14-3 record since 2018.

5

The week of this year's bye, Seattle's earliest bye week since the 2016 season.

4

Trips to the eastern time zone in Seattle's first eight games (Detroit, New York, Cincinnati and Baltimore).

31,600

Miles the Seahawks will fly during the regular season, the most of any NFL team.

2

Games against the 49ers in a three-week span in late November and early December, part of what looks to be a crucial stretch of games for the Seahawks, who also play at Dallas, a playoff team last year, between those two games, then at home against the Eagles, the defending NFC champs.

4

Road games over the final six weeks of the season, including the season finale in Arizona.

Week 5 - BYE