Register to win a pair of tickets to see the Seattle Seahawks take on the Washington Commanders at Lumen Field on Sunday, November 12th! Registration opens Thursday, November 2 until Friday, November 10 at 10am. One total entry per person. Any attempt to gain extra entries will result in disqualification. One winner will be randomly selected and notified on November 10. Winner must have an email and smart phone to redeem the tickets. Two tickets will be digitally sent to the winner for the Seahawks vs. Commanders game at Lumen Field on Sunday, November 12.
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