Seattle Seahawks

The Seattle Seahawks are a football team based in Seattle, Washington, that plays professional American football in the National Football League (NFL). The Seahawks are an accepted member of the West side of the National Football Conference (NFC).

The Seahawks currently play their home games at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington, and they use Virginia Mason Athletic Center in Renton, Washington, as their headquarters.

History of Seattle Seahawks

After the amalgamation of the AFL-NFL in 1970, NFL decided to expand the participant teams to 28 from 26. In June 1972, a group of businessmen and community leaders of Seattle thought to start a new franchise in the city.

After several meetings and settlement with the NFL, finally, on 4 June 1974, the Seattle Seahawks established and started to play in the NFL as an expansion team. The franchise was not successful in its first decade.

They first found their success in the season 1998 and then in the next year, when the team won the AFC West division championship. After 2004, the team started to perform well continuously, and they won nine divisional titles, three conference titles, and one Super Bowl championship.

Team Color, Logo, and Uniform of Seattle Seahawks

College navy, action green, and wolf grey are the primary colors of the Seahawks. Currently, a Hawk head with a green eye in navy blue and silver is the team's current logo.

The Seahawks wear a Navy helmet with a navy jersey (accented in lime green and silver), silver pants as home uniform and white jersey (accented in navy), and white pants as road uniform.

Key Players and Coaches of Seattle Seahawks

In its 47-years history, many outstanding players have performed for the Seahawks. Some of the notable players are the defensive tackle Walter Jones, wide receiver Steve Largent, quarterback Russell Wilson, defensive tackle Cortez Kennedy, and safety Kenny Easley.

However, the Seahawks also have some brilliant, young, and experienced roster in the current squad. QB Russell Wilson, LB Bobby Wagner, WR Tyler Lockett, CB Shaquill Griffin, and WR DK Metcalf are the current top payers of the Seahawks.

The Seattle Seahawks have had only eight head coaches since their inception. Pete Carroll is the most successful and one of the best head coaches in the league today. And Pete Carroll is in charge of the Seattle Seahawks still now.

Noteworthy Stats of Seattle Seahawks

The Los Angeles Rams won only one Super Bowl Championship in 2013, Super Bowl 2013 (XLVIII). The Seahawks have played in 19 NFL playoff appearances.

They won three National Football Conference (NFC) titles in 2005, 2013, and 2014. The franchise also won eight division titles, including two AFC West division titles in 1998 and 199 and six NFC West division titles in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2016, and 2020.

Memorable Moments of Seattle Seahawks

The Seahawks' happiest and most memorable moments come in the 2014 season. The club saw its most successful moments in that season. The 2014 NFC champion Seattle Seahawks faced the 2014 AFC champion Denvar Broncos in the playoff of Super Bowl XLVIII.

On 2 February 2014, the Seahawks defeated the Broncos by 43-8 at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey, and clinched their first major league championship.

Watch Seattle Seahawks on TV and Stream

You can now watch the Seattle Seahawks on TV and Stream. A maximum number of television networks and OTT platforms are now available to provide live coverage of the NFL postseason games, with the live streaming of the Seattle Seahawks.

How to Watch Seattle Seahawks on TV?

KPIX-TV and KCPQ are two regional television channels. Those channels have the exclusive rights to provide live streaming video of the Seattle Seahawks via cable/satellite dish networks in the selected area of the U.S.

If you are interested to watch the Seattle Seahawks' NFL postseason games live broadcast in the United States, you should watch NFL Red Zone, NBC, NFL Network Live, Fox, CBS, and NFL Sunday Ticket on DirecTV.

If you are in the United Kingdom & Ireland, you can watch the live games on Sky Sports. And from Brazil, Peru, Uruguay, Chile, Argentina, Ecuador, Paraguay, Colombia, the Netherlands, Australia, and New Zealand, viewers can enjoy live telecasts of the Seahawks through ESPN, ESPN Latin America, and ESPN Brasil.

Fans can watch the Seattle Seahawks on DAZN in Italy & Japan, Viasat Sport in Russia, Eleven Sports in Belgium, TSN in Canada, Luxemburg & Portugal, Mola TV in Indonesia & Timor Leste, and Tencent in China.

Apart from these television networks, you can watch the Rams on Azteca Deportes in Mexico, Movistar Plus in Andorra & Spain, ProSieben Maxx in Germany & Switzerland, Max Sports in Bulgaria, MBC Sports+ in South Korea, beIN Sports in France, and Arena 4 in Hungary.

How to Watch Seattle Seahawks on Stream Online?

If you are looking for the streaming sites to watch the NFL postseason games, including the live matches of the Seattle Seahawks in the U.S. and abroad, you are at the right point. We recommend you the best sites to watch live streaming games.

You can watch the Seattle Seahawks' NFL postseason games live through NBC Sports, Peacock Premium, Amazon Prime Video, Fox, CBS, Paramount+, DAZN, Sky Sports Connect, ESPN, YouTube TV, NFL Network Live, Sling TV, Hulu TV Live, and Fubo TV.

The Seattle Seahawks have three nicknames: The 'Hawks, The Blue Wave (1984–1986), and The Legion of Boom (secondary; 2011–2017). Paul Gardner Allen run-The Paul Allen Trust is the current owner of the Seattle Seahawks.

The Seahawks share divisional rivalries with the San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Rams, and Arizona Cardinals. And they also share other rivalries with the Green Bay Packers and Denver Broncos.