10 commandments of tailgating in Seattle

Tailgating has long been a part of the entire football experience. There is nothing that can ruin the entire day than a bad incident at your tailgating party. If you just follow these few simple commandments your Seattle Seahawk tailgating experience should remain good for everyone involved.

Seahawk Commandment I

When tailgating you should show team pride by proudly displaying team banners, wear team colors and put any team above your home team. The main reason you are there is to support your team so let every know by display that 12^th man flag; wearing a jersey of your favorite player; have some team themed gear and don't forget the blue, green and silver decorations.

Seahawk Commandment II

You should always be well prepared before leaving to go tailgating. We you are packing to leave use a checklist to make sure that you have all equipment you need, enough food for your party plus some extra for any last minute guests and fellow tailgaters that might not have enough and also some extra clothing and cover in case of cold weather.

Seahawk Commandment III

You should always follow the rules. Whether you are tailgating at the Century-Link Field or one of the off-site tailgate areas there are rules and guidelines that should respected.

Seahawk Commandment IV

You should always be respectful of others. We want Seattle to have the reputation that fans of the oppose can come and feel safe.

Seahawks Commandment V

You should share with other. Maybe another tailgating group didn't bring enough, one of the hard work parking lot works would like a slider or someone showed up early for the game. Whatever the reason be a good host and offer to share some of your bounty.

Seahawk Commandment VI

You should always have good time management. A good host should make sure that their tailgating party has plenty of time to enjoy the feast, have time to clean up and get to the game in time to see the kickoff. So, make you get there early enough that you and your guest don't feel rushed.

Seahawk Commandment VII

You should make sure everyone has a good tailgating experience. As a good tailgating host one of your jobs is to make sure all of your guests enjoy the party. bv

Seahawk Commandment VIII

You should never intrude on someone else tailgate party. If you notice another tailgate party has a dish that you would like to try then politely ask them if you may have some to try.

Seahawk Commandment IX

You should keep control of your tailgating party. Even if your group has good intentions a scuffle can easily breakout anytime groups of prideful sports fans get together.

Seahawk Commandment X

You should plan out plan out your party. Nothing can ruin a party more than not having a good plan. Make sure you have a good exit strategy, that you and your guest know where the bathrooms are located and that you have a plan in case something disrupts your original plans.