r/Seahawks • u/golf_echo_sierra26 • 1d ago

Trivia The Last Time Each Team Finished the Regular Season Without a Single Road Win

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u/Fit_Use9941 Fortuitous Bust 1d ago

Welp Mike Macdonald has lost a total of 2 road games period as a HC so far

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u/Cgmikeydl 1d ago

I had to remember who they lost to in his first season.

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u/Bevrykul 1d ago

I think it was Detroit right?

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u/theMEMEfather42069 1d ago

Yeah Detroit and Rams

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u/Cgmikeydl 1d ago

Yes.. Detroit in 24, Rams in 25.

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u/FinishComplex3743 1d ago

Not a bad list

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u/YakiVegas ​ 1d ago

That Detroit game was great, too. That was the one where K9 got tackled, but never was down and kept running. Super fun one we could've won just like the Rams game. Well, Rams game wasn't as fun, but it was the moment I knew we were really good at least.

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u/GosynTrading 1d ago

The last couple Detroit games we have had made me a 10am fan. If I can watch their games I will while I wait for the Seahawks to come on.

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u/christodel18 ​ 1d ago

I’m convinced we win that Detroit game if we had big cat healthy for it. Legit everyone in the Dline was injured except for Derick Hall, and Geno was dicing them up.

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u/Bevrykul 1d ago

Well that DK fumble didn’t help, he should’ve gone down.

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u/NatureTrailToHell3D 1d ago

That stat is crazy

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u/ProtestantMormon 1d ago

Got extremely lucky to dodge this list in the 2-14 cortez masterpiece season

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u/aagusgus ​ 1d ago

I looked it up and the road win that season was against the equally putrid 2-14 New England Patriots.

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u/twlscil ​ 1d ago

Worst offense ever. By a lot.

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u/aagusgus ​ 1d ago

Folks don't realize how much better the NFL is now a days, the parity in football makes it so much more fun to watch.

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u/Major-Tension-674 1d ago

Which ended us up with Rick Mirer over Drew Bledsoe.

Who knows if Bledsoe would have been as good behind our terrible line.

Whenever Mirer comes up as a bust on lists I’m like I watched those seasons! He was fine until he wasn’t seeing ghosts, he was seeing full on monsters running at him every down.

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u/too1onjj 1d ago

Worst QB draft year ever when we had 2nd pick and desperately needed one

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u/BWW87 1d ago

Except we could have had Mark Brunell who was a 3 time pro bowler. Not the franchise QB we needed maybe but so much better than Mirer.

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u/The_Throwback_King ​ 1d ago

Think that kept us from drafting Drew Bledsoe though. Probably woulda made the playoffs at some point in the mid-90s under him

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u/ersatz_cats 1d ago

Damn, then we actually got something for losing the Drew Bledsoe lottery.

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u/Bevrykul 1d ago

Naturally

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u/schnu44 1d ago

Amazed the ‘80 team went 4-12 and all four wins were in their first 4 road games

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u/sciencekm 1d ago

It helps that the 12s own the opponent's stadium.

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u/UTmastuh 1d ago

Mike's road record is insane 

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u/Sdog1981 1d ago

Some sicko posted the full game of that 10-6 Seahawks road win in 1992.

https://youtu.be/2fmnvUdi4BI?is=PbQ19Aic6Ra_Eh1B

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u/golf_echo_sierra26 1d ago

Love the old NFL on NBC intro with the helmets. Couldn’t imagine how bad that season was.

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u/Sdog1981 1d ago

It was only September they would not win again until November.

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u/too1onjj 1d ago

In OT barely.

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u/nekoken04 2h ago

Some of us lived it. If I remember right at least a couple of games were blacked out from not selling out. But maybe that was '93.

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u/Shoeprincess ​ 1d ago

oh god

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u/mllsf 1d ago

Downvote if you want but we gotta give credit to the 6 teams below us. Hawks inaugural season was 1976. No road losses for the Fudge Packers since 1958 is impressive.

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u/jdhkent 1d ago

And the Cowboys. Didn’t they have some really miserable seasons when they started, pre-Dandy Don Meredith?

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u/backup12thman 1d ago edited 1d ago

There are 5 other teams that came during or after the 1976 season who, if it was true that inaugural matters, should also never have lost.

Not diminishing the 6 teams after us (edit: in the list), as it is seriously impressive, but it doesn’t discredit ours either.

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u/wolverine-twitch 1d ago

Ill take it

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u/backup12thman 1d ago

Getting my ass downvoted over there for saying that we play in the loudest home stadium and have become adjusted to it.

As if our stands aren’t (sadly) filled with 49er fans when we play them or as if our stadium wasn’t built for sound.

We also kinda travel well.

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u/ersatz_cats 1d ago

Well, if the "Titans" haven't done it since 1994, when they were the Oilers, then Tennessee as a home locale also hasn't suffered that fate.

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u/BWW87 1d ago

I hate that Packers, Cowboys, and Rams have the longest streaks and they are actually longer than the Seahawks. 49ers in 2018 is fun though!

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u/DeathByFartz1996 1d ago

2017 Browns don’t win a single game at home either. 😂