Seahawks Owner Jody Allen Calls NFC Title Game ‘One-of-a-Kind’ with Record-Breaking Fireworks – Must-See Spots for Seattle Fans
Seattle, Washington – January 2026
Seattle Seahawks owner Jody Allen has officially confirmed that the upcoming NFC Championship Game will be far more than just a football matchup. According to the organization, the showdown will be a historic NFL event, highlighted by the longest fireworks display ever staged at an NFL stadium, set to take place just before the highly anticipated clash with the Los Angeles Rams at Lumen Field.
Team sources describe the fireworks show as a statement moment — one designed not only for fans inside the stadium, but for a global audience watching Seattle host the NFC Championship. For the first time in league history, the NFL has approved a pregame fireworks presentation whose length and scale go beyond anything previously seen during the playoffs.
Allen emphasized that the Seahawks’ goal extends well beyond the scoreboard. This is about creating an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime experience for the city and its fans.
“This isn’t just a game,” Allen said. “It’s a moment for the city, for our fans, and for the history of the Seahawks. We want people to look up at the Seattle sky that night and know they’re witnessing something that may never happen again.”
With the unprecedented length of the fireworks display, the Seahawks have also shared recommended prime viewing locations for fans hoping to fully enjoy both the spectacle and the atmosphere surrounding the stadium:
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West Plaza at Lumen Field – the closest outdoor vantage point, where fans can feel the sound, light, and raw energy of the 12th Man.
Occidental Square & Pioneer Square – open sightlines paired with packed fan zones, perfect for taking in the fireworks amid a sea of Seahawks colors.
Seattle Waterfront & Pier 62 – a wide panoramic view where fireworks will reflect off the water, creating a uniquely Seattle backdrop.
Alaskan Way Sky Viewpoints – ideal for fans looking to capture a full-stadium perspective as Lumen Field glows before kickoff.
The NFC Championship marks the third meeting between the Seahawks and Rams this season, after each team successfully defended its home turf during the regular season. With the series tied, this matchup serves as the ultimate decider — where every mistake carries weight and every moment matters.
Backed by the NFC’s No. 1 seed and one of the loudest home-field advantages in the league, Seattle is preparing for a night where football, emotion, and history collide. And if Jody Allen’s words prove true, the fireworks above Lumen Field won’t just signal the start of a game — they will mark a defining moment in the modern history of the NFL.
