How to watch Las Vegas Raiders vs. Seattle Seahawks preseason game: First time seeing new regime in action
The first time we get to see the Las Vegas Raiders' new regime in action is on Thursday, in a preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks.
There are a few things that would make this game much more exciting if it was a regular season game, than just a regular-old, regular season game. For one, this is Geno Smith's former team the Raiders are playing, and, of course, Pete Carroll's which he had been with since 2010 till before last year.
Not only that, but three years ago, when the Raiders played the Seahawks, Josh Jacobs, who is now on the Green Bay Packers, walked the game off with a big-time rushing touchdown. Obviously, things are much different now than they were then.
In fact, there aren't many players who are on the team who were on that team. This is a new regime, and we will get to see what it looks like first-hand on Thursday. But it's a preseason game, so take everything with a grain of salt. And with it being a preseason game, the question stands, will you even be able to watch?
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How to watch Raiders vs. Seahawks preseason game
Luckily for you all, this preseason game is on national TV, as the Raiders play Seattle on NFL Network at 7 PM Pacific Time. Yes, it's a late game, especially for the people who live on the East Coast. But it's on national TV, which is great because you usually can't watch most preseason games unless you're local.
If you're not local, NFL Network will be the move. You can access the NFL Network on streaming services like Hulu TV, YouTube TV, and others that offer live TV channels.
If you're local, you can watch the broadcast on your local channels or even use the Raiders Allegiant Stadium Plus app. And, if you're local can't watch, but can listen, there are ways you can listen on the radio, too.
Here is everything from the Raiders website about how to listen:
All Las Vegas Raiders preseason, regular season, and postseason contests will be broadcast on the Silver and Black's flagship radio stations in Las Vegas. Listen to live broadcasts on , the "Home of the Las Vegas Raiders," and . The online stream is available on desktop everywhere and in-market on mobile devices via or the Raiders + Allegiant Stadium app. The same rules apply for . If you are located outside the local market, you can .
The season is right around the corner, and Thursday should be a blast.
This story was originally reported by A to Z Sports on Aug 4, 2025, where it first appeared.
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