OverviewThe Seattle Seahawks have played a total of 47 seasons. Their first season was in 1976, and their most recent season was in 2022. Show
Have the Seattle Seahawks gone by any other names?No, the Seattle Seahawks have been known by that name since 1976. What division do the Seattle Seahawks play in?The Seattle Seahawks currently play in the West Division of the National Football Conference, aka the NFC West. What was the best start to a Seahawks season?The best start to a Seahawks season was the 2020 Seattle Seahawks, who started the season 5-0. The second best start to a season was the 2013 Seattle Seahawks, who started the season going 4-0. The third best starts to a Seahawks season was the 2006 Seattle Seahawks, the 2004 Seattle Seahawks, the 2003 Seattle Seahawks, the 1998 Seattle Seahawks and the 1986 Seattle Seahawks, who all started the season at 3-0. What was the worst start to a Seahawks season?The worst start to a Seahawks season was the 1976 Seattle Seahawks, who started the season at 0-5. The second worst start to a season was the 1977 Seattle Seahawks, who started the season with 4 losses. The third worst starts to a Seahawks season was the 2002 Seattle Seahawks, the 1996 Seattle Seahawks and the 1990 Seattle Seahawks, who all started the season with 3 straight losses. When was the last time the Seahawks were in the playoffs?The Seattle Seahawks last made the playoffs in 2020, when they lost the Wild Card Round. They've been in the playoffs a total of 19 times in their 47 seasons. When was the last time the Seahawks missed the playoffs?The Seattle Seahawks last missed the playoffs in 2021. When was the last time the Seahawks won a playoff game?In 2019, the Seattle Seahawks beat the Philadelphia Eagles in the Wild Card Round. When was the last time the Seahawks lost a playoff game?In 2020, the Seattle Seahawks lost to the Los Angeles Rams in the Wild Card Round. What years did the Seahawks make the Super Bowl?The Seattle Seahawks have appeared in the Super Bowl 3 times, in 2005, 2013 and 2014. How many Super Bowls have the Seahawks won?The Seattle Seahawks won the Super Bowl once, in 2013. Super Bowl Champs Seahawks win it allThe Seattle Seahawks are world champions, beating the Denver Broncos by a final score of 43-8 in Super Bowl XLVIII on Feb. 2, 2014. Super Bowl prop bets Prop bet resultsDid you win anything on the big game? This handy recap of all the prop bets and those Super Bowl squares will clue you in on your potential winnings. Head-to-head The MatchupDenver Broncos
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Super Bowl Commercials Let's watch some commercials!Did you miss one of the new commercials? Need to see it again? Looking for GIFs, videos and insightful analysis? Jon Bois and Spencer Hall have you covered during Sunday's big game. Seattle Seahawks Russell Wilson, game manager?Russell Wilson has been stamped with a label most quarterbacks resent, but what kind of player is he really? Super Bowl Week  An honest day's work strippingAfter being asked a question about strippers, Richard Sherman said women can be anything they want and to not limit themselves to those circumstances. Susan Shepard explains that stripping is a job and it's OK, and the entertainment is enough. Super Bowl Weather Dreaming of a grayish-white Super BowlSure, there is a foot of snow on the ground in New Jersey less than two weeks before the Super Bowl will be played there. Don't get your hopes up, America. Breaking Madden The Breaking Madden Super BowlFor this, the season finale of Breaking Madden, there will be bitter cold and heavy snowfall. There will also be, Lord willing, the most one-sided result in the history of sports. In the greatest American football rout of historical record, Georgia Tech beat Cumberland College, 222-0. I want to multiply that. I want a thousand points in one game. Radio Row Radio Row is terribleWhy does everything happen on Radio Row during Super Bowl week? What IS Radio Row? How does it work, and why is it such an enervating experience? Matt Ufford goes inside the soul-sucking marriage of sports media and brand awareness. Super Bowl security Ready for anything?From snipers to plainclothes officers in the stands, NFL security goes all out for the Super Bowl. SB Nation's Steven Godfrey talked with current and retired FBI agents who have been on the front lines of a big game about what still worries them about Super Bowl security. Further Reading Denver Broncos Peyton's pitiless farewell tourThis isn't one of those cushy pre-retirement paycheck tours for Peyton Manning, writes Spencer Hall. The Broncos quarterback is a pissed off dad in orthotics, breaking records and tearing apart inferior competition to the bitter end. Super Bowl Parties The 23 people you meet at every Super Bowl PartyThe biggest problem in America this weekend will be people not knowing the exact type of people coming to their Super Bowl party. The second biggest problem is not having enough listicles telling them who these people will be. Well, problem solved, America. You're welcome. Denver Broncos Peyton eyes another Super BowlPeyton Manning already has a claim as one of the best quarterbacks ever to play the game. Can he cement his place in history with another Super Bowl win? Denver Broncos Denver's most important matchupRetired defensive end Stephen White is back with a Super Bowl edition of his Notebook, where he previews the game's most important matchup and in which game situations to watch it most closely. Seattle Seahawks Already in Beast ModeMarshawn Lynch was never going to open up, or do more than the bare minimum, at Super Bowl Media Day. Expecting him, or anyone else, to give more than canned answers and lip service was never realistic. Seattle Seahawks field gulls Super concerns
Denver Broncos Rocky Mountain arsenalDemaryius Thomas, Eric Decker, Wes Welker and Julius Thomas helped Peyton Manning set NFL records for passing and touchdowns. Danny Kelly breaks down why the Seahawks are going to have their hands full on Feb. 2. Super Bowl rosters Cashing inFree agency is just around the corner and a great performance in the Super Bowl could mean a bigger payday for a few players. Richard Sherman Richard Sherman's big playDanny Kelly heads to the film room for a closer look at the play that sent the Seahawks to the Super Bowl and made Sherman a household name. Seattle Seahawks Better than advertisedDenver's receivers get all the attention, but don't sleep on Doug Baldwin, Golden Tate and Seattle's receivers. AFC Championship Breaking down the Broncos winRetired NFL defensive end Stephen White digs into the film from Denver's AFC title game, and finds a team that isn't going to be easy to beat in the Super Bowl. NFC Championship Tape review of Seahawks-NinersThe little things made all the difference for the 49ers and the Seahawks in the NFC Championship Game last week. The 49ers didn't do them. The Seahawks did, with a whole lot of hustle. Super Bowl Odds History of Super Bowl spreads & prop betsThe coin toss, the MVP, the length of the National Anthem ... you can bet on anything for the big game, including the actual game itself. David Fucillo takes a closer look at the real fun behind the Super Bowl. Super Bowl odds Touchdowns, goals & prop betsSuper Bowl XLVIII is just around the corner, and there are some crazy prop bets to consider. Odds Shark has some interesting cross-sport wagers, including English Premier League action. Super Bowl Picks Picking a winnerSB Nation's NFL panel offered up their Super Bowl picks, with a decided lean in one direction. Super Bowl Preview Super Bowl hangoutSB Nation's Seahawks and Broncos bloggers preview the big game. Denver Broncos Elvis is faxedIt was one of the more bizarre sequences of last or any NFL offseason. A quick review of the stupid fax foibles that cost the Broncos a re-signed Elvis Dumervil, and how that could impact the biggest game of the year. Seattle Seahawks Behind the BoomYou probably know them as the Legion of Boom, but there's more to Seattle's historic pass defense than nicknames. Danny Kelly heads to the film room to take a look at how Pete Carroll turns simple concepts into spectacular play. Super Bowl Travel Guide The ultimate New York tour guideDan Rubenstein and Matt Ufford show you everything you need to see to get the full New York (and beyond) Super Bowl experience. What years have the Seahawks played in the Super Bowl?What years did the Seahawks make the Super Bowl? The Seattle Seahawks have appeared in the Super Bowl 3 times, in 2005, 2013 and 2014.
How many Super Bowls did Seattle Seahawks win?On February 2, 2014, the Seahawks won the franchise's only Super Bowl Championship, defeating Denver 43–8. The Seahawks' defense performance in 2013 was acclaimed as one of the best in the Super Bowl era.
Who did Seahawks beat in Super Bowl?The Seattle Seahawks are crowned world champions as they dominate the Denver Broncos 43-8 in Super Bowl XLVIII.
What year did Russell Wilson take the Seahawks to the Super Bowl?Feb. 2, 2014. Wilson didn't have to do much to deliver the Seahawks' first and only Super Bowl title. He was efficient, threw for two touchdowns, and sat back as his defense stifled the league's No.
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