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It was a crazy day in Seahawk-ville today (January 12) with some good and bad (?) news.

On January 8th, 2011, seismic activity was recorded at the University of Washington around the area of, then, Qwest Field, when Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch exploded for a spectacular 67-yard touchdown run which has come to be known as the "Beast Quake".

After what appeared to be a somewhat serious shoulder injury in last Sunday's regular season finale against the San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks star Pro Bowl Safety Jamal Adams now says -- EMPHATICALLY -- that he will be ready to play Saturday.

Congrats, Seahawks fans! Your superstitions and rituals really worked on Sunday (January 3)! While the Seahawks (again!) played to exactly the level of their opponent for three quarters, the Seahawks finally broke loose in the fourth for a comeback 26-23 victory over the San Francisco 49ers in a game that took place in Arizona

After some speculation that he might bolt from the Big D for a chance to become the head coach at his alma mater, former Prosser Mustang legend Kellen Moore has reportedly signed a three-year contract extension to remain the Offensive Coordinator with the Dallas Cowboys, eschewing Boise State.

"It's only weird if it doesn't work" was an ad slogan about sports fans superstitions. I resemble that remark. Here our my family's game day traditions before each Seahawks game.

The Seattle Seahawks, along with Baltimore, Kansas City and Green Bay, have seven players named to their respective conference's Pro Bowl roster -- the most by any team in the NFL.

A.C. Davis High and Eastern Washington University grad Cooper Kupp is enjoying his fourth season in the NFL as a wide receiver for the Los Angeles Rams. We track his progress each week here with this virtual tote board.

It was 36 years ago today (December 15) that the Seattle Seahawks became the first-ever franchise in professional sports to retire a jersey number in honor of their fan base.

After a dreadful performance at home against the Giants in Week #14 of the 2020 NFL season, the Seattle Seahawks FINALLY gave the 12s what they have been waiting for all year -- a good, old-fashioned beat down. The Hawks gave up the first 3 points of the game before scoring 40 unanswered en route to taking the New York Jets to the woodshed by a final score of 40-3.