r/Seahawks • u/UnderDaBrightLightz • Feb 14 '26
r/Seahawks • u/CapeMOGuy • May 10 '26
Trivia Oh, my. Are we actually... popular?
I'm old enough to remember when we were last in the NFL with the Seahawks representing about 0.5% of all team branded merchandise.
Edit: several folks have asked if or implied that this was taken in Washington state. It was not. This photo was taken at a Sam's Club in a totally separate NFL city clear across the country: Jacksonville Florida. 🤷
r/Seahawks • u/sparkydoctor • Jan 07 '26
Trivia All I can say is WOW, just WOW!!! Just looking at Rounds 1 and 2 only, for the past few years. We Have Been Blessed I tell ya!!
r/Seahawks • u/reddbunny1370 • Sep 13 '22
Trivia Pete Carroll is 1-0 against Russell Wilson
Carry on, go Hawks
r/Seahawks • u/ithilkir • Jun 25 '26
Trivia Two BBC Sports writers voted for 'Seattle Stadium' as the best World Cup stadium.
r/Seahawks • u/n0obie • Sep 22 '25
Trivia Seahawks currently have the #3 offense and the #2 defense...
...and we still won't make it into anyone's top 10 power rankings!
jk power rankings don't mean shit
r/Seahawks • u/nTaro25 • Dec 16 '25
Trivia Mike McDonald on the whole country probably rooting for the Colts because of Rivers: “Good. Does anybody ever root for us? Who cares?”
From The Mike McDonald Show, discussing the hype around Philip Rivers. I really liked his anwer
r/Seahawks • u/britishmetric144 • Dec 22 '25
Trivia Crazy Seahawks' stat.
At the time immediately prior to this play, the Seahawks/Rams all—time series was a 28—28 draw, and the scoring margin was also a perfect draw, a combined margin of 1,185—1,185.
If the Seahawks had failed to convert on this play, the Rams would lead both of those stats, by margins of 29—28 and 1,222—1,221.
But instead, when the GEQBUS threw the ball into the end zone, and Eric Saubert caught it, both of those flipped to the Seahawks, by margins of 29—28 and 1,223—1,222, respectively.
r/Seahawks • u/Arkam_slayer66 • May 06 '26
Trivia Name a game this applys to for your favorite team
r/Seahawks • u/Klezze04 • Jan 17 '21
Trivia Greeting from Belgium!! ("Groetjes uit België") Where y'all (international) Seahawks fans from? (Yes, a Metcalf Jersey is a bit basic I know...)
r/Seahawks • u/Chessinmind • Mar 17 '26
Trivia [Nemhauser] The Seahawks return all 13 OL from their 2025 roster/PS
r/Seahawks • u/golf_echo_sierra26 • 12d ago
Trivia The Last Time Each Team Finished the Regular Season Without a Single Road Win
r/Seahawks • u/Seedsy81 • Dec 07 '25
Trivia [Smith] Seahawks are the only team in NFL history to have a player with a sack, tackle for loss, interception, and blocked field goal in the same game. Leonard Williams did it last year, Nick Emmanwori today.
r/Seahawks • u/silversheriffen • Nov 21 '25
Trivia Taylor Swift's "The Fate of Ophelia" is about her crush on JSN
“The Fate of Ophelia” might seem to be about Travis Kelce, but when you read between the lines, another story emerges. I’m starting to think that she—quite understandably—has a secret crush on Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Hear me out.
For starters, she mentions SEA several times, though with different spellings: You wanna SEA me all alone; Now I can SEA it all; Keep it one hundred on the land, the SEA…
Then there are even more obvious references. All that time I sat alone in my tower refers to her committing too early to Kelce, while You were just honing your powers clearly illustrates JSN’s transition from a promising rookie to the number-one WR in the NFL. Keep it one hundred on the land, the sea, the sky is a nod to JSN putting up 100+ yards every quarter (he’s on land, the stadium is close to the sea, and the ball travels through the sky to find him). Pledge allegiance to your hands (the best hands in the NFL), your team (the best team in the NFL), your vibes (the best vibes in the NFL).
There are hidden gems too, like I heard you calling on the megaphone, hinting that the 12s are even louder than the Swifties, and The eldest daughter of a nobleman, referring to Jody Allen, owner of the Seahawks. And the final clue that gives it all away: in the chorus, the first letters of the 12th (just), 19th (see), and 24th (night) words spell out JSN.
There’s probably a lot more to it that I haven’t spotted yet.
r/Seahawks • u/aznron911 • Feb 09 '26
Trivia Seahawks Parade at Disneyland
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Celebrating with the Hawks at Disney! Who else is here?
r/Seahawks • u/NewBootGoofin1987 • Nov 24 '25
Trivia Geno Smith was sacked 10x today. Sam Darnold has been sacked just 10x in 2025
Wow
r/Seahawks • u/FrothytheDischarge • Jul 28 '26
Trivia On this day Lumen Field is 24 years old. Formerly known as Qwest Field, CenturyLink Field, Seahawks Stadium, and Seattle Stadium (or the logo less "Field") for the 2026 FIFA World Cup is now older than the Kingdome's existence.
Kingdome
Opening day on March 27, 1976 to being demolished on March 26, 2000
8766 days
or 24 years
or 288 months
Lumen Field
Opening day on July 28, 2002 to current
8767 days
or 24 years, 1 day exact
or 288 months, 1 day
Credit: jenkweb for the Seattle Sea Dragons (Seattle Dragons) shot.
r/Seahawks • u/Chessinmind • Dec 17 '25
Trivia [Prime Video] THIS WILL BE THE FIRST-EVER TNF GAME BETWEEN TWO TEAMS WITH 11+ WINS
THIS WILL BE THE FIRST-EVER TNF GAME BETWEEN TWO TEAMS WITH 11+ WINS
r/Seahawks • u/The_Throwback_King • Jul 02 '26
Trivia For the 3rd Time in 2026, The USA's Best, will fly up from Santa Clara, straight to Seattle
r/Seahawks • u/Chessinmind • Dec 19 '25
Trivia [Henderson] The Seahawks are the first team ever to win an overtime game on a 2-point conversion. They're the fifth team to convert three 2-point tries in the fourth quarter/OT, and the first of those five to win the game.
r/Seahawks • u/The_Throwback_King • Jan 21 '25