Seattle Seahawks Launch Go The Extra Yard Challenge In Partnership With Coca-Cola

Dozens of green actions are listed on the platform including recycling bottles, eating a meatless meal, and ridesharing to Lumen Field. Fans upload a photo of their completed action to earn green points. The fan withthe most points at the end of four weeks will be crowned the Seahawks’ greenest.

The Seahawks and Lumen Field continue to be a leader in environmentally friendly and sustainable practices among sports and entertainment facilities around the world. Lumen Field was awarded the 2024 Green Sports Alliance Energy Player Award and 2025 Green Sports Alliance Waste Champion Award. In the journey to Zero Waste, Lumen Field became only the second NFL venue to be awarded their pre-certification for TRUE Zero. Through innovation and partnerships, they continue to Drive to Zero in their stadium and practice facility.

Garry Gilliam, Seahawks Legend and EcoAthlete: “I’ve always loved supporting the Hawks, and now I get to support the planet too. The Go The Extra Yard Challenge is a fun way to get involved, and I can’t wait to see fans stepping up to show they’re the greenest in Seattle”

Christy Briggs, Seattle Seahawks Sustainability Lead: “Sustainability is key to our mission at the Seahawks and Lumen Field, and we’re proud to team up with Coca-Cola and Rolling Green to inspire our fans. The Go The Extra Yard Challenge shows that small, everyday choices – like recycling your bottle or biking to the game really can add up to a big impact”

Alex Nicolaou, Director Sustainable Operations Coca-Cola: “At Coca-Cola, we’re striving to do our part to help reduce waste, and partnering on consumer initiatives is a main way we can do that. Working with the Seahawks allows us to engage football fans directly and highlight how they can play their part in the recycling process”

Tom Gribbin, CEO Rolling Green: “Seahawks fans are known for their passion and energy. With this challenge, we’re channeling that same spirit into a fun competition that helps the planet. When the 12s rally, even small green actions can add up to something big”