Who are the announcers and referees for Seahawks versus 49ers in Week 11?

The Seattle Seahawks need a victory to start the second half of the 2024 season. After beginning the season 3-0, Seattle skidded by losing five of six games before the bye week. Even with all the losses, Seattle was only two games back in the loss column in the NFC West.

Seattle begins the second half with games against the San Francisco 49ers and Arizona Cardinals. Should Seattle get two wins, they are back in the playoff hunt. If Seattle loses both games, the season is likely basically cooked.

Let's hope for two wins, though. But let's assume you want to watch what happens (or simply listen to what happens) in Week 11. Below is how to do that. Plus, who the officials for the game are.

Seahawks vs. 49ers announcers for Week 11

If you live in the far western United States or some random pockets of West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and the Northeast, you might be in luck to catch the Seahawks and 49ers. Otherwise, not so much. That is good news for 12s in Seattle, but they were going to be able to see the game anyway. For Seahawks fans who live elsewhere, the NFL Sunday Ticket might once again be your place to watch.

The game will be broadcast on FOX (which is channel 13 in Seattle and channel 2 in San Francisco) and the broadcast team will be Joe Davis on play-by-play, Greg Olsen doing the color commentary, and the excellent Pam Oliver reporting from the sidelines. Olsen is just meh. If you want to listen to the TV broadcast, do so for Oliver. Otherwise, turn the sound down and listen to the Seahawks radio broadcast.

Seahawks vs. 49ers head referee for Week 11

Brad Rogers will be the head referee for Seattle and San Francisco. Since the beginning of the 2020 season, Rogers has only called three Seahawks games, and oddly, two of those came against the San Francisco 49ers. On the flip-flop, Rogers has called five 49ers games since 2020 so San Francisco coaches will be more familiar with him.

The head official's crew consists of Bryan Neale, Kent Payne, Kevin Codey, Joe Blubaugh, Anthony Jeffries, Greg Yette, Roddy Ames, and Artenzia Young-Seigler. Rogers has not yet called a Super Bowl so he is still earning his way in the NFL. Let's hope the Seahawks versus the 49ers does not become a flag-throwing farce.

How to listen to the Seahawks vs. the 49ers

If you just want to listen to the game because watching it will be too stressful (or you are stuck at work), you can easily do that. In Seattle, you can listen to Steve Raible do the play-by-play, Dave Wyman do the analysis, and Jen Mueller report from the sideline at Seattle Sports 710 AM and KIRO Newsradio at 97.3 FM.

You can also listen on the Seahawks' official app and the NFL app. If you have SiriusXM, you can tune in on channel 119 or 381.

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