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Stadium:
Qwest Field
Qwest Field is a football stadium in Seattle, Washington. It serves as the home field for the NFL's Seattle Seahawks and men's and women's Seattle Sounders soccer teams. The stadium opened in July 2002 and was built on the site of the Kingdome, the previous stadium for the Seahawks, Major League Baseball's Seattle Mariners, and several other Seattle sports teams. On March 26, 2000, to make way for the construction of the stadium, the Kingdome fell in the world's largest implosion of a single concrete structure.

Seating Chart:
Qwest Field Seating Chart

2007 Schedule:
Preseason
Aug. 12 at San Diego 8:00pm
Aug. 18 at Green Bay 8:00pm
Aug. 25 Minnesota 9:00pm
Aug. 30 Oakland 10:00pm
Regular Season
Sep 9 Tampa Bay 4:15pm
Sep 16 @Arizona 4:05pm
Sep 23 Cincinnati 4:05pm
Sep 30 @San Francisco 4:05pm
Oct 7 @Pittsburgh 1:00pm
Oct 14 New Orleans 8:15pm
Oct 21 St. Louis 4:15pm
Week 8 BYE
Nov 4 @Cleveland 4:05pm
Nov 12 San Francisco 8:30pm
Nov 18 Chicago 8:15pm
Nov 25 @St. Louis 1:00pm
Dec 2 @Philadelphia 1:00pm
Dec 9 Arizona 4:05pm
Dec 16 @Carolina 1:00pm
Dec 23 Baltimore 4:15pm
Dec 30 @Atlanta 1:00pm

Approximate Length of Game:
Three Hours

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Season Preview:
The Seahawks' focus in free agency and the draft was, once again, on the defensive side of the ball. But it's crucial for them to remember that the Seahawks' offensive output dropped eight points a game last season from 2005. Add to that the departure of receiver Darrell Jackson (traded to San Francisco) and tight end Jerramy Stevens (unsigned as a free agent), and the Hawks are without players who scored 14 receiving touchdowns last season. The eight-day June minicamp did not necessarily provide answers to how the Hawks will succeed in rejuvenating the passing attack. Deion Branch was moved to flanker to make better use of his quickness in motion. But Branch missed a week of camp because bad weather in the Caribbean caused a late return from his honeymoon. Nate Burleson, who finished with a meager 18 catches after being picked up from Minnesota last season, had a number of dropped passes during this minicamp. One receiver making a strong impression was last year's seventh-round pick, Ben Obomanu, who several times earned shouted praise from coaches for diving catches or bringing in the ball in heavy traffic. Tight end Marcus Pollard is expected to replace Stevens, but there's little experience among the group of candidates for the second and possibly third tight end job. Sportsline.com

Official Site:
www.seahawks.com