The Seattle Seahawks are nursing a three-game losing streak, as the preseason reaches its season finale on Thursday. What's that you say? The three-game losing streak matters about as much as what socks you pick to wear each day? Well, you're right and why are you always talking about socks during these things. Throw the records out the window when running back Marshawn Lynch, outside linebacker Bruce Irvin, offensive line coach Tom Cable and the Oakland Raiders come to town, because well, uh, the records don't much matter anyway as they don't count in the record books. And while Lynch and Irvin come to town on Thursday -- Lynch for his return trip, Irvin his second preseason return -- Cable, in his first trip back since being fired in January, will actually probably work the hardest in preseason game number four. The Seahawks and Raiders starters and/or players with secure roster spots won't see much action in stake-less game number four, as remains the tradition in the finale of meaningless football season. So that fact means anyone with vengeance in their heart will have to wait for week six in jolly ol' London, England to exact any meaningful revenge. Seahawks defensive coordinator Ken Norton Jr. will have to do the same, as he faces his former team for the first time since being fired midway through the 2017 season. Although those guys aren't playing for much; plenty remains on the line for players on the roster bubble heading into this final opportunity to try to make their respective team's final rosters. Before we tell you how to watch the "Marshawn Lynch's isn't playing tonight" Bowl live and in-person, let's review the schedule. Week 1: Seahawks vs Indianapolis Colts 19-17 L Week 2: Seahawks at Los Angeles Chargers 24-14 L Week 3: Seahawks at the Minnesota Vikings 21-20 L Week 4 (Aug. 30, 10 p.m EST): Seahawks vs the Oakland Raiders As the schedule so clearly notates, we're in the end game for the Seahawks training camp and preseason schedule. After months and months of signings, cuts, predictions, re-adjusted predictions, re-adjusted predictions back to the original predictions, we're finally to the final stage. The Seahawks will let their roster bubble players shine on Thursday and make 37 roster cuts by Saturday. Expect the final cuts to come out whenever the Seahawks feel like it, as is customary, despite the early afternoon NFL deadline. In the meantime, here's how to see those cheeky bubble players fight for their right to party 53-man roster style. (Seahawks training camp is over but the preseason and roster cuts are on deck. Don't MISS any updates. Stay informed right along with us -- take five seconds to Sign up for our Free Seahawks newsletter now!) Location: CenturyLink Field, Seattle, Washington Date: Aug 30 Kickoff: 10 p.m.EST National TV: No live national TV broadcast Local TV: QFox 13 Radio: 710 ESPN Seattle, KIRO Radio 97.3 Follow: CBS Sports app Stream: fuboTV, NFL app Odds: -3 (Seahawks) We're almost there. Can't you taste it? Real living and breathing football is almost back in your life but it's not quite there yet. It's just out of reach. One more game and 37 roster cuts stand between you and real football in two Sundays. In the meantime, enjoy one last hit of the fake stuff the best you can.<doc-sep>Just one more game left in the preseason before the Raiders set sail for the regular season. Their final game is in Seattle against the Seahawks who they usually face in the preseason due to their close proximity. Jon Gruden has said most veterans won’t be appearing in this game, which I assume means veteran starters. I wouldn’t really expect to see many starters at all in this one. This last game is to showcase the skills of some bubble players and those who are not going to make the team, but would like to put something on tape for other prospective teams. The cutdown day is Saturday, September 1. So, these guys are fighting for jobs. It’s the last game that doesn’t matter, so let’s make it count. Game details: Location: CenturyLink Field, Seattle WA Game time: Thursday, August 30, 7:00 pm Pacific (10:00 pm ET) TV channel: Raiders broadcast: KTVU (FOX/2 - San Francisco/Oakland), KQCA (My/58 - Sacramento), KTLA (CW/5 - Los Angeles), KVVU (FOX/5 - Las Vegas), KHON (FOX/2 - Honolulu). Seahawks broadcast: KCPQ (FOX/13 - Seattle), KPTV (FOX/12 - Portland OR)KAYU (FOX/28 - Spokane WA)KCYU (FOX/41 - Yakima WA)KFFX (FOX/11 - Tri-Cities WA)KEVU (My/23 - Eugene OR)KFXO (FOX/39 - Bend OR)KFBI (My/48 - Medford OR)KIVI (ABC/6 - Boise ID)KSAW (ABC/51 - Twin Falls ID)KTBY (FOX/4 - Anchorage AK)KATN (FOX/2.2 - Fairbanks AK)KHNL (NBC/13 - Honolulu) (Do I get the game?) NFL Network will not show the game live. A replay is scheduled for 10pm Pacific. Online streaming: NFL Game Pass Preseason live Radio: Listen online here. Bay Area — KCBS-740 AM. Select games on 95.7 The Game and 106.9 KFRC. Las Vegas — 102.7 The Coyote and 720 AM. (Brent Musberger, Lincoln Kennedy). Spanish broadcasts on La Z 1490-AM/107.5-FM. Announcers: Raiders broadcast - Beth Mowins, Matt Millen, Rich Gannon. Seahawks broadcast: Curt Menefee, Brock Huard Enemy blog: Field Gulls Twitter: @SilverBlakPride Facebook: Please like us!<doc-sep>The Seattle Seahawks will wrap up their preseason Thursday night against the Oakland Raiders at CenturyLink Field. The game marks the 17th preseason meeting between the two teams and the 13th time the clubs have faced off in their final exhibition game of the summer. The Seahawks hold the series lead at 12-4. Thursday night will feature mostly younger players and those still fighting for roster spots ahead of Saturday’s cutdown deadline. “We’ll just wait it out (and) give these guys every chance,” coach Pete Carroll said Monday. “I mean, that’s part of our mentality, is to continue to see these guys making it and coming through and doing it. Our coaches are developmental coaches for that reason – to hold that thought throughout and not ever cancel a guy’s opportunity out and so we’re trying to do that as best we can.” The Seahawks must trim their roster to 53 players by Sept. 1 at 1 p.m. PT. Here’s everything you need to know to catch the Seahawks this week in their final preseason appearance. WHEN: Thursday, Aug. 30 at 7:00 p.m. PT WHERE: CenturyLink Field TV: Q13 Fox, channel 13 in the Seattle area RADIO: 710 ESPN Seattle and KIRO 97.3 FM STREAM: fuboTV (try it here for free) Be sure and follow the Seahawks Wire on Facebook and Twitter for all the news and gameday updates.<doc-sep>
OAKLAND, CA - SEPTEMBER 01: Russell Wilson #3 of the Seattle Seahawks warms up before their preseason game against the Oakland Raiders at the Oakland Alameda County Coliseum on September 1, 2016 in Oakland, California. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images) Seahawks extend contract of one of the league’s most dangerous weapons Seahawks extend contract of one of the league’s most dangerous weapons by Todd Vandenberg Seahawks vs. Raiders: Three things to watch for Seattle by Lee Vowell There won’t be a lot to learn about the Seahawks from preseason game four, but enjoy it anyway, 12s. Thursday is the last day of Seahawks preseason football and then the real games can begin. And to be honest, there probably is not a lot we will learn from this game other than who makes some roster spots. One position battle to keep an eye on is at safety. Tedric Thompson will not play with an injury. And clearly Bradley McDougald and Earl Thomas (if he decides to play this season, of course) will make the team. This means lots of snaps tonight for Delano Hill and Maurice Alexander. May the best man make the Seattle football team. Otherwise, this completely meaningless game is even more meaningless. No Russell Wilson. And the starters will play little or, most likely, not at all. The schemes will be non-existent. But maybe Seattle can win so they can at least have a positive in the win column this preseason. Where, when and how to watch the Seahawks and Raiders When: Thursday, August 30th at 7 pm PT Where: CenturyLink Field, Seattle, Washington All-time Matchup: Seahawks trail 24-28 (Not that this game will count in real time) How to Watch: TV: FOX (Q13 in Seattle) and the NFL Network Announcers: Curt Menefee (play-by-play) and Brock Huard (analyst)