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TIME UPDATE: Indianapolis Colts vs. Seattle Seahawks – Severe Winter Storm Forces Week 15 Schedule Change at Lumen Field

A massive winter storm sweeping across the Pacific Northwest has officially disrupted the NFL schedule. Due to heavy snowfall, freezing winds, and rapidly worsening conditions in Seattle, the highly anticipated Week 15 matchup between the Indianapolis Colts (8–5) and the Seattle Seahawks (10–3) at Lumen Field will not be played at its originally scheduled time.

A new kickoff time has not yet been finalized, as officials continue to assess weather hazards, stadium access, and field conditions.

Colts Nation and the 12s — get ready. Week 15 is becoming a true winter classic. ❄️🔥


WEEK 15 · Kickoff Time: TBD

Indianapolis Colts (8–5) @ Seattle Seahawks (10–3)
Lumen Field – Seattle, Washington

The NFL is monitoring the storm closely, coordinating with meteorologists and stadium staff. The updated game time will be announced once conditions are safe for travel, operations, and game-day personnel.


📺 TELEVISION BROADCAST (Subject to Change)

National: CBS
Local markets (pending schedule update):
– Seattle: KIRO 7
– Indianapolis: WTTV CBS4

Broadcast team remains assigned unless adjustments are required by the new kickoff time.


💻 LIVE STREAMING

Streaming platforms remain active regardless of the time shift:

– Paramount+
– FuboTV · YouTube TV · Hulu + Live TV
– Colts App & Seahawks App (in-market)
– Out-of-market: NFL Sunday Ticket (YouTube)


🎧 RADIO BROADCAST

Colts Radio Network
– 93.5/107.5 The Fan

Seahawks Radio Network
– 710 ESPN Seattle · KIRO Radio 97.3 FM

Nationwide: SiriusXM (channels will update with new kickoff time)


🌨️ WHY THE GAME WAS MOVED – SEVERE WINTER IMPACT

Seattle is currently experiencing:

  • Heavy snowfall with bands dropping 1–2 inches per hour

  • Temperatures in the teens with wind chills near or below zero

  • Strong gusty winds reducing visibility

  • Dangerous travel conditions for fans and staff

  • Risk of field freezing and delays in snow removal

  • Officials are calling this one of the most disruptive December storms in recent Northwest history.

    For safety reasons, the NFL has officially delayed the game.


    🔑 TEAM OUTLOOKS — WITHOUT PLAYER REFERENCES

    Indianapolis Colts (8–5)

    The Colts enter Week 15 in a tight AFC playoff race, relying on discipline, balanced offense, and a defense that thrives in physical, cold-weather environments.

    Key factors:
    – Ball control in harsh conditions
    – Maintaining efficiency despite wind and snow
    – Minimizing turnovers on a slick field


    Seattle Seahawks (10–3)

    The Seahawks sit near the top of the NFC and have been one of the league’s most consistent teams, especially at home where crowd noise and weather amplify their strengths.

    Key factors:
    – Adjusting the offensive game plan to winter conditions
    – Leveraging home-field advantage
    – Maintaining defensive pressure despite freezing temperatures


    ⚠️ IMPACT OF THE TIME CHANGE

    • TV listings and radio broadcasts may shift

  • Gate and parking lot opening times will be updated

  • The game could move earlier or later depending on snowfall

  • Fans should prepare for extreme cold and hazardous travel

  • Stadium operations require extra time for snow and ice removal

  • The NFL will announce the official new kickoff time once safety evaluations are complete.


    📱 FOLLOW LIVE UPDATES

    – Colts.com
    – Seahawks.com
    – NFL.com
    – @Colts · @Seahawks · @NFL
    – National Weather Service Seattle

    A winter storm is taking over the Northwest.
    Lumen Field is icing over.
    And Week 15 is shaping into a cold, hard-fought battle with major playoff implications. ❄️🏈🔥

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