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Seahawks early NFL free agency targets in 2023 offseason

Seahawks early NFL free agency targets in 2023 offseason

The Seattle Seahawks finished the 2022 regular season with a 9-8 record and earned a spot in the 2023 playoffs. They lost in a first round game to the San Francisco 49ers. The team has money to spend and draft picks in 2022 and 2025. What they choose to do in free agency will play a large role in how they look next season.

Jan 18clutchpoints.com
Seahawks excited about future after surprising playoff berth

Seahawks excited about future after surprising playoff berth

Seahawks lost in the first round of the playoffs to San Francisco. Seattle won the regular season and made a surprising playoff berth. The team traded quarterback Russell Wilson to Denver and released linebacker Bobby Wagner. They also signed Geno Smith to replace Wilson. The Seahawks' next task is to improve their line of scrimmage and solve their defensive issues. It's hoped that this will help them close the gap with the 49ers in NFC West. "You can't come back the same player you were this year. You have to be better," says Quandre Diggs.

Jan 17knkx.org
Seahawks 7-Round Mock Draft 2023: Building Depth

Seahawks 7-Round Mock Draft 2023: Building Depth

The Seattle Seahawks were knocked out of the playoffs by the San Francisco 49ers on Saturday. The Seahawks won nine games and snuck into the NFC's seven seed. They also got the fifth and 38th overall picks in the 2023 NFL Draft.

Jan 17thedraftnetwork.com
5 takeaways from the 49ers win over the Seahawks: The 49ers found a way to win without the usual postseason production from Nick Bosa

5 takeaways from the 49ers win over the Seahawks: The 49ers found a way to win without the usual postseason production from Nick Bosa

The 49ers won the Wild Card round game against Seattle by an 18-point margin. San Francisco won without Nick Bosa. The 49er's season is complete. They have now won all their divisional games. They also won against their rivals from the north.

Jan 17ninersnation.com
List of Seattle Seahawks Draft Picks in 2023 NFL Draft

List of Seattle Seahawks Draft Picks in 2023 NFL Draft

The 2023 NFL Draft will be here before we know it. Seattle Seahawks will make their picks.

Jan 17profootballnetwork.com
Seahawks excited after surprising playoff berth

Seahawks excited after surprising playoff berth

Seahawks lost to San Francisco in the first round of the NFC wild-card round. Seattle's season ended with a 41-23 wild card round loss. Pete Carroll's team won just enough to sneak into the postseason. The team traded quarterback Russell Wilson to Denver and released linebacker Bobby Wagner. The task for Seattle this offseason is improving its line of scrimmage and solving some defensive issues. It's hoped that the team can close the gap with the 49ers in NFC West. "You can't come back the same player you was this year. You've got to be better," says safety Quandre Diggs.

Jan 17newstribune.com

Seattle Seahawks Game Schedule 2023: (30 games)

Saturday, 28 Aug: Los Angeles Chargers vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Sunday, 19 Sep: Tennessee Titans vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Sunday, 26 Sep: Seattle Seahawks vs Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium

Sunday, 31 Oct: Jacksonville Jaguars vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Sunday, 14 Nov: Seattle Seahawks vs Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field

Saturday, 14 Aug: Seattle Seahawks vs Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium

Sunday, 12 Sep: Seattle Seahawks vs Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium

Thursday, 07 Oct: Los Angeles Rams vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Sunday, 17 Oct: Seattle Seahawks vs Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field

Monday, 25 Oct: New Orleans Saints vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Monday, 29 Nov: Seattle Seahawks vs Washington Football Team at FedExField

Sunday, 12 Dec: Seattle Seahawks vs Houston Texans at NRG Stadium

Sunday, 26 Dec: Chicago Bears vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Sunday, 02 Jan: Detroit Lions vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Monday, 12 Sep: Denver Broncos vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Sunday, 18 Sep: Seattle Seahawks vs San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium

Sunday, 25 Sep: Atlanta Falcons vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Sunday, 02 Oct: Seattle Seahawks vs Detroit Lions at Ford Field

Sunday, 09 Oct: Seattle Seahawks vs New Orleans Saints at Caesars Superdome

Sunday, 16 Oct: Arizona Cardinals vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Saturday, 22 Oct: Seattle Seahawks vs Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium

Sunday, 30 Oct: New York Giants vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Sunday, 13 Nov: Seattle Seahawks vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium

Sunday, 06 Nov: Seattle Seahawks vs Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium

Sunday, 27 Nov: Las Vegas Raiders vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Sunday, 04 Dec: Seattle Seahawks vs Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium

Thursday, 15 Dec: San Francisco 49ers vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Sunday, 11 Dec: Carolina Panthers vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

Saturday, 24 Dec: Seattle Seahawks vs Kansas City Chiefs at Geha Field at Arrowhead Stadium

Sunday, 01 Jan: New York Jets vs Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field

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One of two teams to join the NFL in 1976, the Seattle Seahawks have experienced four full decades of weirdness at nearly every turn – but at least they’ve got their one Lombardi Trophy. The name “Seahawks” itself was chosen by public vote in 1976, apparently by folks unaware that the appellation had been worn by one other NFL franchise: The immortal 1946 Miami Seahawks. Good choice, though, with a nice assonance.

The oddities began when team spokesman/co-VP Lloyd Nordstrom suddenly suffered a massive heart attack when vacationing just before the NFL Draft. In said draft, the Seahawks selected DLl Steve Niehaus as the no. 2 overall pick; Niehaus would be named 1976 NFL Rookie of the Year, but his knee injury woes began in ’77, and he’d be OOF by ’80.

The Seahawks’ inaugural season had the team playing in the NFC West with a goofy schedule which simply included the other 13 NFC teams plus fellow expansioneers the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Naturally, that game in Tampa Bay marked the Seahawks’ first-ever win, and three weeks later they’d get their first home win against the Atlanta Falcons. For that first year (and six more thereafter), the Seahawks QB was Jim Zorn. This noodle-armed lefty was ultimately 40-60 as Seattle’s starter with 133 interceptions thrown against 107 TDs.

Head coach Chuck Knox came over from Buffalo for 1983 and, save future Hall of Famer/conservative Oklahoma senator Steve Largent, essentially rebuilt the team. No. 3 overall draft pick Curt Warner took over at RB, while Dave Krieg was named the starter. Despite a point differential of just +6 for the season, the Seahawks’ 9-7 record was just enough to squeak into the playoffs. In the divisional round, Seattle’s spirited fourth quarter eliminated the Miami Dolphins, 8-point favorites who’d come into the game on a 9-1 run. Sadly, the ’Hawks were no match for the Los Angeles Raiders in the AFC championship.

That game precipitated an incredible 21-season run (1989 to 2002) without a playoff win. Smack dab in the middle of a 14-year run which featured a single postseason appearance, ownership nearly relocated the team to Anaheim thanks to financial issues. Also of note: In 1987, the Seahwaks found their new franchise player: No. 2 overall draft pick Brian Bosworth. Boz did in fact make the ’87 NFL All-Rookie Season, but by ’91, he was OOF and starring in the cinematic classic Stone Cold. So, yeah.

For 2002, the Seahawks were shifted back to the now four-team NFC West thus becoming the only team to twice switch conferences. And finally, in ’05, the Mike Holmgren-coached Seahawks of Matt Hasselbeck and Shaun Alexander (Seattle’s first Madden cover boy) won in the playoffs and won again to get into Super Bowl XL. That game was of course one hell of an outlier in that this game could represent the single worst officiating job ever done in an NFL game. How bad was it? Bad enough so that NFL Films (!) produced a video of the top 10 (!!!) most controversial calls; bad enough so that the head referee publicly apologized thereafter for his crew’s changing of the game’s outcome; and bad enough to keep Seahawks fans bitter for eight years.

Heading into the 20s, we can see that the Seahawks’ golden age was head coach Pete Carroll’s tenure in the 10s. Carroll, armed with All-Pros (not to mention all-pro characters) on both sides of the ball, got Seattle into the playoffs six times before being replaced for the 2019 season.

The Carroll Era was naturally marked by the typical Seattle weirdness. With Matt Hasselbeck still the starting QB, the Seahawks became the first team to make the NFL playoffs at 7-9 and the first sub-.500 team to win a playoff game. Three years later, Marshawn “Beast Mode” Lynch and Russell Wilson led the Seahawks on a 43-8 rampaging of the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII, a 1980s flashback and the largest margin of victory since the Buffalo Bills were playing in the big game.

Two years later, the Seahawks returned to the Super Bowl to face *those* New England Patriots. After nearly completing the orchestration of a New York Giants-like comeback drive in the fourth quarter, Carroll first refused to call a timeout with 20 seconds or less ticking away and called for Wilson to telegraph a pass from the 2-yerd line. Game over, and the dissolution of the greatest Seattle Seahawks team ever began…

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