Just curious how everyone gets to see their Hawks when they don't live in the Broadcast zone.
Born and raised in Seattle myself, but stayed in the Bay Area following college.
Don't get too mad. Lynch is from this area.

So 2 questions:

1. Where do you live?
2. Where do you watch specifically (Sunday Ticket, Sports Bar, Game Rewind)?

I'll go first.

1. Berkeley, CA.
2. Brennan's (Usual), Pyramid Alehouse (AM games), Golden Gate Fields (Rare). In Sacramento i go to a sports bar called "MVP". (So my grandma can watch her , and i can watch my Hawks)

Go Kings!

We almost always get the game here in Portland, so that's awesome.

SacHawk2.0 wrote:Go Kings!

My Mom's whole side is from Sacramento. Really wish it wasn't the Kings that Seattle was trying to buy.

MVP's is a good spot for the games. (L and 21st). Spot for he Hawks usually has 1-2 tables open.

Out here in Pennsylvania I buy the nfl package and if im out of town i find a sports bar...

Zebulon Dak wrote:We almost always get the game here in Portland, so that's awesome.

Part of me doesn't like v. Hawks on Sunday night, MNF or Thurs because that's two game a year i get anyway.

North Pole, Alaska - DirectTV, Sunday Ticket

Currently

1) Boston
2) Online means

Albuquerque.. NFL Sunday Ticket

Anchorage Alaska

most FOX broadcasts I get to watch on television.

most CBS broadcasts I have to watch at a local sports bar. It varies depending on who we play and who I go with

National games on tv

1. North Texas
2. It was about 2004-2005 and i'm from a area where mostly everyone is a Cowboys fan. It was Seahawks Vs Cowboys and i enjoyed the win they got over dallas so much i became a fan.

I watch games using the first row (.eu) unless if it's a big game that gets nationally broadcasted then i'll watch with my friends at a sports bar.

Monterrey Mexico, Sunday Ticket

Both national networks in Mexico, broadcast Cowboys, Stealers, and Patriots among a few others mainly; you can get Fox by cable, but they do about the same.

Lexington, Ky. NFL Redzone and BW3's

I live in New Hampshire and watch on Sunday Ticket. By the way Scott Zolak is an idiot.

Knoxville Tennessee
Online...*sigh*
NFL Redzone...*sigh*
Local tv if they play the Titans or Falcons.
I have comcast so no sunday ticket for me.

Sunday Ticket / Skeptical Chymist in Scottsdale when I want to surround myself in everything Hawks all day

1. Fargo, ND
2. Online or NFL audio pass
3. GO HAWKS!

DAK wrote:I live in New Hampshire and watch on Sunday Ticket. By the way Scott Zolak is an f'ing idiot.

Haha, I live in New Hampshire too, nice! Soon to be Boston though..

2) Sunday Ticket, even without wanting to watch Seahawks games it is a great investment.

Denver, CO.

Usually avoid all mention of the game until the night of the game or day after and I check the Game Rewind.

volsunghawk wrote:Denver, CO.

Usually avoid all mention of the game until the night of the game or day after and I check the Game Rewind.

Oh man, you really do that? That must take Zen-like patience.

therealjohncarlson wrote:Currently

1) Boston
2) Online means

Where in Boston? I'm moving to Somerville with a few friends hopefully within the next few weeks to work at Boston Children's

DAK check your PMs. Top of page where it says new messages.

Radish-modertor

1. Wausau, WI
2. Sunday Ticket

Oooooh, DAKs in truuuuuubble...

1) Phoenix, Arizona
2) Sunday Ticket in my man cave, the Skeptical Chymist Irish Pub & Restaurant, and of course when the Seahawks are in town I'm on the visitor side 50 yard line or so!

SacHawk2.0 wrote:Oooooh, DAKs in truuuuuubble...

I really thought he was talking to me for a second haha. Felt like I was getting called to the principal's office.

SW WA. We are in the Portland television market and they carry all the Seahawks games.

dbmack wrote:SW WA. We are in the Portland television market and they carry all the Seahawks games.

Word. Same.

San Diego
I watch at the local watering hole, the Tilted Stick
Great mix of asshole fans from everywhere!

Litchfield Park Arizona

On the slingbox from my mom's house lol

Living in Reno, all the casinos and sports bars carry every NFL game, so when the Hawks are not on national tv, I venture down to get my fix.

Lexington, NC
Sunday Ticket

Centennial, CO

I have Seahawks season tickets so I see some games in person every year. Otherwise, it's NFL Sunday Ticket.

There is a good Seahawkers club in the Denver area for those who want to watch the games with fellow fans. I've got grade school kids so its hard for me to meet up these days.

DHawk wrote:1) Phoenix, Arizona
2) Sunday Ticket in my man cave, the Skeptical Chymist Irish Pub & Restaurant, and of course when the Seahawks are in town I'm on the visitor side 50 yard line or so!

We're in Phoenix as well and besides the one game a year we also watch on Sunday Ticket. However, we just moved to the outskirts of North Scottsdale and are definitely set on watching atleast one game at the Skeptical Chymist. See You there!

Zebulon Dak wrote:

volsunghawk wrote:Denver, CO.

Usually avoid all mention of the game until the night of the game or day after and I check the Game Rewind.

Oh man, you really do that? That must take Zen-like patience.

Well, I do happen to follow Buddhist philosophy. But yeah, it's pretty difficult sometimes. The only games that were spoiled for me this last season were the Cowboys and Vikings games. I did watch the home 49ers game at a sports bar and the Falcons game with some friends, though.

West Virginia and this will be my 18th year of NFL Sunday Ticket. Don't remember what week I got it that first year but we were playing Kansas City. Go Hawks

1. Redding, CA

2. Johnny's Cathouse - it's usually pretty empty and they have a good selection of microbrews and they're cheap - the bartender is a 49er fan, but believe it or not he's a good guy and always puts the hawks game on as soon as i walk in. Plus, it's real close to home.

garrylt4 wrote:West Virginia and this will be my 18th year of NFL Sunday Ticket. Don't remember what week I got it that first year but we were playing Kansas City. Go Hawks

What part of WV? I'm from Beckley but being that I'm in the Air Force I haven't lived there for almost 14 years.

But to answer the question

1. Currently Asheville NC
2. I just got Sunday Ticket last season but I've used online streaming or The Armed Forces Network when I've been overseas. They usually show all the games but some aren't live.

volsunghawk wrote:

Zebulon Dak wrote:

volsunghawk wrote:Denver, CO.

Usually avoid all mention of the game until the night of the game or day after and I check the Game Rewind.

Oh man, you really do that? That must take Zen-like patience.

Well, I do happen to follow Buddhist philosophy. But yeah, it's pretty difficult sometimes. The only games that were spoiled for me this last season were the Cowboys and Vikings games. I did watch the home 49ers game at a sports bar and the Falcons game with some friends, though.

Respect. I couldn't do it. I'll watch one of them crappy gamecasts on espn.com or nfl.com if I have to but I need my results as they happen!

Zebulon Dak wrote:

volsunghawk wrote:

Zebulon Dak wrote:
Oh man, you really do that? That must take Zen-like patience.

Well, I do happen to follow Buddhist philosophy. But yeah, it's pretty difficult sometimes. The only games that were spoiled for me this last season were the Cowboys and Vikings games. I did watch the home 49ers game at a sports bar and the Falcons game with some friends, though.

Respect. I couldn't do it. I'll watch one of them crappy gamecasts on espn.com or nfl.com if I have to but I need my results as they happen!

If the Sunday Ticket via the PS3 would be made available without needing a DirecTV sub or some evidence that you can't do the satellite LOS, I'd do that.

While I'm here in the promised land now, I spent 20 years as a migrant wanderer, courtesy of Uncle Sam. In Spain, Afghanistan, and other exotic locales, I got them on AFN (occasionally), but other than that, I had to F5 scores on the Internet (post-Al Gore), and hear by word of mouth or highlights (pre-Al Gore). In California, I either got the games on the Internet by hook or by crook, or went out to watch the games in a bar with all those lovable Raiders and 49ers fans. Back in Maryland, aside from the occasionally nationally televised game, it was either the Internet, or going out to a bar to spend quality time with Redskins, Ravens, and Stealers fans.

I'm so happy to be back home!

Parker, CO (Denver suburb)
Been watching on NFL Sunday Ticket since moving away from Seattle in 1996. I've seen every Hawks game since.

Like Boiler said, there's a good Seahawkers group here in Denver to watch games with. Like him, though, I'm busy with my young kids so I haven't been to the get-togethers lately. In the meantime I've been working on getting my son addicted to Seahawks football! Even took him to his first game this preseason here in Denver when Wilson cemented the starting job.

This is a great topic for me. The wife and I have decided to leave WA and I was wondering how others got their Hawk fix. I was hoping to get this place sold and settled wherever our new home will be before preseason.

In Yakima I get the 'Hawks on Fox and CBS. Except when money-grubbing Fox and
money-grubbing DISH network do "he said, she said" for a month last fall.

They forced me to hook up a window antennae to receive digital over the air signals
on my bedroom TV. Man, I like the picture better than the High Definition one
from Dish.

As an aside, DISH offers only a college football premium package. No Sunday Ticket.
Might be grounds for changing to Direct.

gwinnUSAF77 wrote:

garrylt4 wrote:West Virginia and this will be my 18th year of NFL Sunday Ticket. Don't remember what week I got it that first year but we were playing Kansas City. Go Hawks

What part of WV? I'm from Beckley but being that I'm in the Air Force I haven't lived there for almost 14 years.

Keyser It's in the Western Panhandle in Mineral County on the Maryland border.

Hoonah Alaska, Directv NFL Sunday ticket
GO HAWKS!!!!!!!

I currently live in Belgrade, MT.

I watch on TV if at all possible, but, too cheap to pay for cable, so if on ESPN, etc, I go the route of watching games via my laptop using some internet shenanigans that shall not be named at .net.

two dog wrote:In Yakima

I'm sorry to hear that. I lived there 13 years.

Anyways, being in the military, I'm currently in Aurora, CO, but I'll be moving to the Baltimore area (Ft. Meade) next fall. I get the Sunday Ticket and will continue to do so in Baltimore.

Athens, GA

I go to this locally owned restaurant Buffalo's. They have a back room with every game showing that day so it's a nice environment. Sadly, I'm the only Seahawks fan there, and they know it, but they treat me nicely. I always represent!

New Jersey.

I watch most games at home in the SeaDen on Sunday Ticket. Before I bought my current house I made sure it had a good LOS for DirecTV or I wouldn't have bought it [knowing I would have kids soon and my days of watching every game at a sports bar were ending].

For some key games when I can sneak away I love to watch at Carlow East bar in NYC, or my favorite place - Century Link Field!