Browns, Oct. 13th

[Lex]

Hi,
I live in Toronto and I am heading to Cleveland to watch the game. Just curious, if anyone knows, where I should sit. ie other Hawk fans.... Lol

Thanks,
Lex

 

[ivotuk]

Good luck at the game.

I recently went to my first Seahawks game at the home opener and it was a blast.

IMHO, best seats are top of section 100, bottom of 200, or top of 200.

I noticed visiting team side of the field tickets were cheaper at CenturyLink, but I was able to see the faces of Seahawks players and coaches.

I would look online for where most tickets are for sale at, that's possibly where most visiting fans will be.

 

[ivotuk]

Maybe hit up Browns fan forum with "I come in peace" post and see if you can get help there.

Don't wear one of those bright green jerseys. Wear a white or grey one and hopefully blend in.

Contact Cleveland Browns customer service and ask them. Look at any Browns Stadium maps you can find.

Get there early and see if there's any other lonely Hawks fans around. Maybe even make a Cleveland friend.

 

[ivotuk]

Also... :greetingsearthling:

 

[chris98251]

Not in the Dog Pound.

 

[sutz]

Good luck at the game.

I recently went to my first Seahawks game at the home opener and it was a blast.

IMHO, best seats are top of section 100, bottom of 200, or top of 200.

I noticed visiting team side of the field tickets were cheaper at CenturyLink, but I was able to see the faces of Seahawks players and coaches.

I would look online for where most tickets are for sale at, that's possibly where most visiting fans will be.

Uh, you do realize that it's a road game in Cleveland, right? :twisted:

 

[rjdriver]

What really sucks for those who attend this game is that it will NEVER live up to the epic 2011 performance and battle that Charles Whitehurst orchestrated the last time we visited the pound.

 

[nanomoz]

Kam had one of the best hits I've ever seen in that game. He straight up laid a piledriver on Montario Hardesty when Hardesty had a full head of steam.

https://youtu.be/rgdzluFfs0w

 

[Fade]

Seahawks @ Browns is getting flexed to Sunday night, probably.

 

[hawksfansinceday1]

Seahawks @ Browns is getting flexed to Sunday night, probably.

Can they flex that early in the year?

 

[Fade]

Seahawks @ Browns is getting flexed to Sunday night, probably.

Can they flex that early in the year?

Yes. Up to 2 games can be flexed between weeks 5-10.

If the Seahawks and Browns both win next week, book it, they are playing on SNF.

 

[CHawk]

I'm going to the game. My tickets are upper level Hawks side.

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[HawkStrong]

Seahawks @ Browns is getting flexed to Sunday night, probably.

Can they flex that early in the year?

Yes. Up to 2 games can be flexed between weeks 5-10.

If the Seahawks and Browns both win next week, book it, they are playing on SNF.

Don't they need to make the decision at least 12 days before?

 

[HawkStrong]

Seahawks @ Browns is getting flexed to Sunday night, probably.

Can they flex that early in the year?

Yes. Up to 2 games can be flexed between weeks 5-10.

If the Seahawks and Browns both win next week, book it, they are playing on SNF.

Don't they need to make the decision at least 12 days before?

Just double checked, yes they need to make the decision at least 12 days in advance, so has nothing to do with this weekend. We will find out before Thursday either way.
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[SoulfishHawk]

For me, I would love to see it flexed. Gigging way up north the night before and 10am gets here real quick :shock:

 

[QuahHawk]

Seahawks @ Browns is getting flexed to Sunday night, probably.

That will be a fun game to watch. I hope Griffin and Flowers are ready for maybe the toughest WR combo they face all season. Oh and Chubbs is just getting going.

 

[Fade]

Seahawks @ Browns is getting flexed to Sunday night, probably.

Can they flex that early in the year?

Yes. Up to 2 games can be flexed between weeks 5-10.

If the Seahawks and Browns both win next week, book it, they are playing on SNF.

Don't they need to make the decision at least 12 days before?

12 days? That is no bueno. Hopefully it still happens.

 

[Ramfan128]

I live about two hours from Cleveland so have been to a ton of games - all of the Rams games there since the Browns came back (save for the Sunday Nighter a few weeks ago ironically).

If you're the type to loudly cheer for your team in an opposing stadium, you'll get heckled - but I think that goes for anywhere.

Just don't wear Steelers or Ravens gear and you'll be fine.

 

[Seahawkfan80]

Did they change it? Just curious. Would that be posted on NFL. com?

 

[Seahawkfan80]

Disregard, It can NOT be moved now. It would have had to be changed last TUESDAY for it to work.

For example, a game scheduled for a Sunday could move from a 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff to an 8:15 p.m. start, but the change would be made and announced no later than the prior Tuesday, 12 days prior. Sunday afternoon games, as in the past, can still be moved between 1:00 and 4:05 or 4:25 p.m. ET.

This is OCT 5th. Game is on OCT 13...that is under the 12 days prior. It is only 9 days.

Only 2 games can be flexed between the 5th week and 10th week. This is also in the rules for Flexing.

http://www.nfl.com/flexible-schedules