How does the old saying go? Success breeds success! Or, something like that. When teams win in the NFL everyone wants in on the good vibes. It's been called a copycat league for decades, and nowhere is that more evident than the annual scramble by bad teams to try and poach as many players and coaches as they can from the contenders.
The NFL playoffs have finally arrived, as Wild Card Weekend kicks of tomorrow afternoon. The Seattle Seahawks will be well resting, awaiting the lowest seed to emerge from this first round of the postseason.
There is plenty of season left in the postseason for the Seattle Seahawks (14-3) after securing the NFC's No. 1 seed and a first-round bye in the playoffs.
"Yeah, but who have they beaten that's any good?" The Seattle Seahawks heard that refrain repeatedly during the first half of the season. Even as they surged to a 7–3 start through their first ten games, skepticism lingered.
Tomorrow the NFL playoffs will begin. The Seattle Seahawks won't be playing, but they will be watching from their couches thanks to their NFC-best record and first-round bye.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
When the Seattle Seahawks signed a 32-year-old Cooper Kupp this offseason, the expectation around him was to be a bridge WR1 till Jaxon Smith-Njigba achieves his potential.
There’s no doubt that Seattle Seahawks receiver Cooper Kupp stands beside not only his offensive coordinator but also his quarterback. However, there’s something Kupp can’t take.
Since training camp, the Seattle Seahawks have known how special their defense is. They were able to showcase that special and elite defense through all 18 weeks of the regular season.
The Seattle Seahawks (14-3) seemingly did the impossible by getting revenge on the Los Angeles Rams and the San Francisco 49ers within the last three weeks.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The 2025 Seattle Seahawks have the best defense in the league, and are in the conversation for the best defense in franchise history. Given that, adding a star edge rusher like Maxx Crosby might sound a little bit unfair, or perhaps even un-necessary.
It’s been 24 years since the NFL decided to place the Seahawks in the NFC, effectively dissolving the rivalries they had established in the AFC against teams like the Broncos and Raiders.
For much of the Pete Carroll era, the Seattle Seahawks had a dysfunctional offense. Some years the best they could hope for was to let Russell Wilson run the two-minute drill.
With the Seattle Seahawks preparing for the NFL Playoffs in the hopes of a potential championship, offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak could be in his last season with the franchise, as teams with open head coaching vacancies have shared interest.
The Seattle Seahawks, like all NFL teams, have dealt with injuries throughout the 2025 season that threatened to derail their run at the No. 1 seed in the NFC.
Hitting home runs in the NFL draft is what made the Seattle Seahawks a championship team during their legendary Legion of Boom run. 15 years later, they're at it again, having built another serious Super Bowl contender primarily from a series of strong draft picks.
On some level, I understand. Retirement for a professional athlete is different from retirement for most others. For most people, retirement is something you do near the end of your life, when age makes it somewhere between difficult and impossible for you to get much done.
Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider has a really strong case to win his first NFL Executive of the Year award for the fine work he did in 2025.
The Seattle Seahawks front office checked off a major item on their to-do list earlier this week when they signed left tackle Charles Cross to a massive contract extension.
The Seattle Seahawks’ regular season read like a validation of a defensive blueprint, but NFL analysts are flagging vulnerabilities that could bite the team in January.
The Seattle Seahawks announced they’ve designated TE Elijah Arroyo to return from injured reserve. This opens Arroyo’s 21-day window to practice before being activated. Arroyo, 21, was a four-star recruit ranked as the No.
Seattle’s season turned historic because its best player refused to be stopped The case for Jaxon Smith-Njigba does not need qualifiers or context tricks.
It’s not often that you find yourself in the same club as Tom Brady, so it’s likely that Sam Darnold will take him up on the offer to commemorate the occasion.
The road to the Super Bowl in the NFC is going through Seattle after the Seattle Seahawks were 13-3 winners against the San Francisco 49ers on Saturday night.
On Thursday, Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak may have called Darnold out while speaking about the club's turnover woes throughout the season.