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Seattle Seahawks Tickets And Seating Chart

Hot off the presses, there's plenty of attention swirling around the recent agreement between Pete Carroll and the Seattle Seawhawks. Carroll and the Seahawks have made mutual terms in a contract and are prepared for Carroll to step in as the eighth head coach for the Seahawks. No one can argue the reputation this particular coach has. Although he crossed over from NFL to USC, his reputation there in the USC speaks for itself. Many are positive that Carroll's passion and positive attitude, which are contagious, are just what the Seahawks need.

The 2009 season started quite well for the Seahawks with the team taking home wins for all of the preseason games and the first regular season game. San Francisco was a force to be reckoned with however, and the Seahawks couldn't manage a victory against the 49ers. Some critics argue that this past season, the Seahawks simply didn't put forth their very best effort. Players, coaches and fans might argue the contrary, particularly when the Seahawks were faced with some very formidable adversaries.

Comparatively to their opponents, the team statistics stacked up well. Seahawks completed 297 first downs, just 6 point shy of their opponents. Seahawks total offensive yards at 5,069, opponents 5,703. The passing team members were Matt Hasselbeck with 3,029, Seneca Wallace with 700 and Jon Ryan with 42. Rushing yards were tighter ranked at the top with Julius Jones at 663 and Justin Forsett at 619. Receiving top notchers were T.J. Houshmandzadeh at 911 and Nate Burleson at 812. Seahawks NFC West standings were third in line behind Arizona and San Francisco with an overall percent of .313. At the end of the season in Week 17, Nate Burleson, Aaron Curry, Leroy Hill, Julius Jones and Josh Wilson were on the injured list.

Qwest Field is a truly unique venue with a seating capacity of 72,000. Sideline seating for fans is an in-your-face 52 feet from the playing area. The end-zone seats are even closer at an up close 40 feet from the field. Located at 800 Occidental Avenue South in Seattle, Washington, this state of the art facility has many of the features and luxuries that make it a pleasure to go and watch the Seattle Seahawks in action. There are 1,400 seats for individuals with disabilities and a companion to have a seat beside them. Nearly 50 concessions areas are located within Qwest Field on all levels. There are 3,100 parking spaces at Qwest Field and additional parking in lots in downtown and surrounding areas. With 70 percent of Qwest Field being covered by a roof, fans can expect to enjoy a game in comfort on even the most balmy days.

Sky high seating that's not beneath the roof but offers excellent sites is available in sections 148 through 150. There are many different seating choices available when it comes to Qwest Field. Field Level puts the Qwest Field Plaza and Virginia Mason North Plaza right at your fingertips. The Club Level offers a wide variety of lounges to suit groups of various sizes. The Club Lofts are distinctively luxurious and offer privacy to entertain guests of all types during a Seattle Seahawks game.

The Suite Level houses the press box and McCormack Boardroom and the Upper Concourse has more than 50,000 square feet of spectacular views from the West Sky Deck, South Sky Deck and East Sky Deck. No matter which level or location you prefer, there is a seating space in Qwest Field for even the most discriminating tastes and nothing compares to experiencing the action of a live game where the Seattle Seahawks take to the field to defend their own territory.

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