What channel is Seattle Seahawks preseason week 2 on today?

The Seattle Seahawks got off to a fantastic start to their three-game stretch of meaningless preseason games, as Seattle defeated the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 1 of the preseason. Of course, it doesn't really matter who wins and who loses, but the games aren't really meaningless. Players are fighting for roster spots for 2024.

This is important to note because most of both teams' starters will not be playing when Seattle faces the Tennessee Titans in Week 2 of the preseason on August 17 at 4 p.m. PT. The reason for this is because the Seahawks and Titans held two joint practices during the week where the starters had the most exposure. There is no reason to have the starters face each other again.

This could make preseason play even more entertaining for the 12-year-olds. The substitutes will play against substitutes and use all their talent to show the coaches that they deserve a spot on the active 53-man rosters. The ferocity between the players will be palpable at every snap. This is how you can follow the action.

Seattle is playing Tennessee at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. Let's say you're not going to the game but watching it on TV. You're in luck! In the Seattle area, the game will be shown on KING 5. The first week of the preseason was shown on KONG TV due to the Olympics on KING 5 and that was quite a mess.

For 12-year-olds living in the Nashville area, it's likely they'll go to the game, but let's assume they don't. In Tennessee, the game will be shown on your local ABC affiliate station.

If you don't live in Tennessee or the Seattle metropolitan area, where Seahawks games are broadcast, you can stream the action with a subscription to NFL+. Unlike NFL Sunday Ticket, NFL+ doesn't require you to take out a second mortgage on your home. Plus, you can watch replays of games with an NFL+ subscription.

If you just want to listen to the game, you can do that with an NFL+ subscription. You can choose the Seahawks broadcast with live commentary from Steve Raible and analysis from Dave Wyman. In the Seattle area, you can listen to Seattle Sports 710 AM and KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM.

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