SAM DARNOLD HAS MADE SOME OF THE MOST REMARKABLE THROWS YOU WILL EVER SEE THIS POSTSEASON. HELL OF A RUN:

Imagine bringing up stats from 5 years ago to fit your narrative 😂

so in this image- Vrabel: shoulders rolled fwd, chest away from target audience (sheepish), hand-gesticulations to compensate for insufficient language Moggin' Mike: tactically ignoring speaker (sigma), staring downs some loser in crowd, thinking of all the ways he'd blitz him

"Yeah, yeah he's good." is all I need to hear. Nick Emmanwori is going to be alright 😭 🙏

This could be my favorite Nick Emmanwori edit out there... He better be okay to play Sunday 🙏 His mom saying the Seahawks won't ever lose cause Nicolas is there 😭

The Super Bowl 60 MVP

GHOSTS. BUSTED.

Seahawks defense points allowed to their last 7 opponents besides the Rams: Patriots: 13 49ers: 6 49ers: 3 Panthers: 10 Colts: 16 Falcons: 9 Vikings: 0 Greatest defense of all time?

Are the Seattle Seahawks the most dominant Super Bowl Champions ever? 5 stats that prove their dominance…

SEA us outside.

K9 had 135

Only 4️⃣ teams since NFL free agency began in 1993 have won the Super Bowl with an entirely homegrown offensive line 💪 Seattle Seahawks | #GoHawks

Oh please

No you don’t 😂

We really won da bowl

Since Seattle joined the NFC West in 2002. Seahawks: 228-160-1 🏆 x2 49ers: 189-199-1 🏆 x0 💀 (0-3) Rams: 179-209-1 🏆 x1 Cardinals: 165-222-2 🏆 x0 BEST IN THE WEST. Winning records aren’t for everyone, apparently winning SBs aren’t either. 🤷🏽‍♂️

Geno Smith for the rebuilding Seahawks from 2022–24: - 12,226 passing yards - 71 passing TDs - 35 INTs - 2x Pro Bowl - Comeback Player of the Year - 9th in MVP voting in 2022 the true best and most INSANE bridge in the world.

Pick 9 - Charles Cross Pick 40 - Boye Mafe Pick 41 - Kenneth Walker III Pick 72 - Abe Lucas Pick 109 - Coby Bryant Pick 153 - Riq Woolen Pick 158 - Tyreke Smith Pick 229 - Bo Melton Pick 233 - Dareke Young Chapter closed for one of the greatest draft classes ever. 💍🏆

ESPN Sources: Offensive Player of the Year and Super-Bowl champion Jaxon Smith-Njigba reached agreement with the Seattle Seahawks on a four-year, $168.6 million contract extension that now makes him the highest-paid WR in NFL history.  The deal averages $42.15 million per year,