Washington Commanders vs Seattle Seahawks kick-off time
The Washington Commanders host the Seattle Seahawks at Northwest Stadium (Landover, Maryland), during Week 3 of the NFL regular season. The game is scheduled to kick-off at 1pm ET / 10am PT on Sunday, September 27.
How to watch Washington Commanders vs Seattle Seahawks
Whether you are tuning in locally or catching the national broadcast, there are a few ways to watch the action. The game will be televised nationally on FOX, which is available to stream through their direct-to-consumer streaming service FOX One.
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If you are looking to live stream the game without a long-term cable commitment, online streaming service Fubo offers FOX across all of its plans. You can watch the game completely for free by taking advantage of Fubo’s five-day free trial, which is available to all new subscribers.
To get started, simply visit the Fubo website, set up an account, and select a base subscription plan. Although you will need to enter a credit or debit card to activate the trial, you will not be charged as long as you remember to cancel your account in your settings before the five-day period expires.
After signing up, download the Fubo app on your preferred smart device, log in, and navigate to FOX to enjoy the game at no cost.
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Washington Commanders vs Seattle Seahawks Team News

Starting XI

- 67Nick Allegretti18Elijah Arroyo
- 31Kaytron Allen88AJ Barner
- 92Dorance Armstrong Jr.67Charles Cross
- 87John Bates14Sam Darnold
- 6Dyami Brown4Michael Dickson
- 13Treylon Burks3Nick Emmanwori
- 35Percy Butler30AJ Finley
- 45K'Lavon Chaisson56Dante Fowler Jr.
- 54Leo Chenal58Derick Hall
- 74Brandon Coleman64Christian Haynes
- 72Josh Conerly Jr.36George Holani
- 76Samuel Cosmi43Maxen Hook
- 22Jacory Croskey-Merritt15Tory Horton
- 3Stefon Diggs29Josh Jobe
- 29Rasul Douglas13Ernest Jones
- 66Matt Gulbin74Josh Jones
- 48Joshua Josephs33Velus Jones Jr.
- 51Ale Kaho89Nick Kallerup
- 16Athan Kaliakmanis48Tyrice Knight
- 99Javon Kinlaw10Cooper Kupp
- 83Jaylin LaneDeMarcus Lawrence
- 8Marcus Mariota2Drew Lock
- 20Quan Martin72Abraham Lucas
- 11Luke McCaffrey98Rylie Mills
- 17Terry McLaurin94Mike Morris
- 56Kain Medrano91Byron Murphy II
- 24Fabian Moreau5Jason Myers
- 90Charles Omenihu1Julian Neal
- 69Tyler Ott7Uchenna Nwosu
- 98Odafe Oweh52Patrick O'Connell
- 18Tyler Owens55Olusegun Oluwatimi
- 63Lucas Patrick8Jadarian Price
- 75Chris Paul28Nehemiah Pritchett
- 94Daron Payne90Jarran Reed
- 39Jeremy Reaves38Brady Russell
- 2Amik Robertson81Eric Saubert
- Mike Sainristil22Rashid Shaheed
- 97Tim Settle11Jaxon Smith-Njigba
- 82Ben Sinnott70Beau Stephens
- 19Drew Stevens41Chris Stoll
- 52Sonny Styles61Jalen Sundell
- 62Tanoa Togiai44Chazz Surratt
- 96Shy Tuttle32Drake Thomas
- 10Tress Way24Rodney Thomas II
- 1Rachaad White99Leonard Williams
- 14Antonio Williams23Emanuel Wilson
- 71Andrew Wylie21Devon Witherspoon
- 80Colson Yankoff76Grey Zabel
- 37Isaac Yiadom
Manager
- Dan Quinn
- Mike Macdonald
Washington Commanders Team News
Head coach Dan Quinn’s squad is facing an uphill battle, officially ruling out five key starters:
- Jayden Daniels (QB) (OUT): Daniels has officially been ruled out with a dislocated left elbow sustained in Week 2 against the Dallas Cowboys. While he avoided surgery and was kept off injured reserve, veteran Marcus Mariota will start in his place.
- Sam Cosmi (RG) (OUT): Cosmi is sidelined due to a concussion and throat injury suffered last week.
- Frankie Luvu (LB) (OUT): A massive blow to the defense, Luvu will miss the game with a persistent groin injury.
- Chig Okonkwo (TE) (OUT): Okonkwo remains out due to a hamstring injury.
- Nick Cross (S) (OUT): Cross is officially sidelined with an internal illness/injury.
- Javon Kinlaw (DT) (Questionable): Kinlaw is dealing with a shoulder injury and his availability will be a game-time decision.
Seattle Seahawks Team News
Head coach Mike Macdonald’s roster features a massive boost on offense but new depth concerns in the secondary:
- Sam Darnold (QB) (Cleared): Darnold has been completely removed from the injury report and will start on Sunday. He missed most of Week 1 and all of Week 2 with a glute/hip injury. Backup Drew Lock, who played exceptionally well in Darnold's absence, returns to the bench.
- Julian Love (S) (OUT): Love is a major late addition to the injury list after his calf tightened up during Friday's practice.
- Ty Okada (S) (OUT): Okada remains sidelined with a hamstring injury. With both Love and Okada out, Rodney Thomas II and A.J. Finley are expected to start as the safety tandem.
- Brandon Pili (NT) (Questionable): Pili is the only other designated player, listed as questionable while managing a concussion and neck injury.

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