Seahawks new ownership considers switch to grass playing surface

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Jul 20, 2026, 11:30 PM

Last updated Jul 20, 2026

Seahawks new ownership considers switch to grass playing surface
Summary

The Seattle Seahawks' new ownership group is exploring the possibility of replacing the team's artificial playing surface with natural grass. This decision gains urgency following the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which required all host NFL stadiums to switch to grass. Players across the league have voiced their support for such changes, with Seahawks players previously indicating dissatisfaction with the current turf. As Neeru Khosla and the Khosla Family take over, addressing the field surface is suggested to be a priority for earning trust from fans and players alike.

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  • Seahawks' new ownership is exploring changing the playing surface.
  • The change is prompted by FIFA World Cup requirements for host stadiums.
  • Players have voiced support for safer playing surfaces across the league.
  • Current turf surface received poor feedback from Seahawks players.
  • Initial discussions on this issue are expected under the new ownership.
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  • 11:30 PMYahoo SportsSeahawks' new owners can build trust with fans with this major move
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The Seahawks' new owners have a rare opportunity to earn trust with fans and players alike by investing in a grass playing surface.

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