The Washington Commanders host the Seattle Seahawks at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland, for Week 3 of the NFL regular season on Sunday, September 27, with kickoff scheduled for 19:00 CET. Global fans looking to watch the matchup live can access official streams through the NFL Game Pass on DAZN, which covers every regular season game, the playoffs, and Super Bowl LXI.
Viewing Options and Pricing
The NFL Game Pass is available as a standalone subscription without requiring a standard DAZN account. DAZN structures its offerings around two primary packages for the NFL season: Season Pro Regular and Season Pro Ultimate. The Regular tier costs €199.99 if paid in a single upfront sum, or €19.99 per month across a 12-month installment plan, yielding a €39 savings for upfront buyers. The Ultimate tier is priced at €229.99 upfront or €23.99 per month, saving users €57 compared to the monthly trajectory.
Choosing the Ultimate tier introduces several enhanced features, including a Multiview screen-sharing option that lets subscribers watch up to four live games simultaneously on a single display. The higher tier also delivers High Dynamic Range video quality and Dolby 5.1 surround sound for marquee broadcasts like Thursday Night Football, Sunday Night Football, select playoff games, and the Super Bowl. Ultimate subscribers also unlock alternative feeds such as the ManningCast featuring Peyton and Eli Manning alongside TNF Prime Vision feeds featuring Next Gen Stats overlays. Account sharing limits also differ: the Regular package restricts viewing to two simultaneous streams on a single IP address, whereas the Ultimate tier permits up to five simultaneous streams across two distinct physical locations.
Team News and Roster Updates
Washington head coach Dan Quinn faces a depleted roster entering Week 3, with five key starters sidelined. Quarterback Jayden Daniels is unavailable after sustaining a left elbow dislocation during Week 2 against the Dallas Cowboys. Because he requires neither surgery nor placement on the injured reserve list, veteran backup Marcus Mariota steps into the starting role. Guard Sam Cosmi is out due to a concussion and neck injury sustained last week, while linebacker Frankie Luvu remains out with a persistent groin injury. Tight end Chig Okonkwo continues to miss time with a hamstring injury, and safety Nick Cross is sidelined by an internal injury. Defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw is listed as questionable with a shoulder issue, with a final decision on his availability expected closer to kickoff.
Seattle head coach Mike Macdonald welcomes a major offensive reinforcement while managing depth concerns in the secondary. Quarterback Sam Darnold has been cleared from the injury report and will start on Sunday after missing most of Week 1 and all of Week 2 with a buttock and hip injury. Backup Drew Lock, who filled in during Darnold’s absence, returns to the bench. In the secondary, safety Julian Love is a late addition to the injury report after experiencing calf cramps during Friday’s practice, and safety Ty Okada remains out with a hamstring injury. With Love and Okada unavailable, Rodney Thomas II and A.J. Finley are projected to start as Seattle’s safety duo.
Streaming from Abroad
Viewers traveling or residing outside their home broadcast regions frequently utilize a virtual private network, such as NordVPN, to secure and encrypt their internet connection while accessing local streaming subscriptions.
Next Steps
Kickoff is set for Sunday, September 27, at 19:00 CET at Northwest Stadium. Fans can follow official team updates, pre-game roster adjustments, and live tracking through the NFL Game Pass platform.
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