Top 25 Seahawks Of All Time
The Seattle Seahawks have had some amazing talents come through the organization throughout the years. But who stands out in the Top 25 Seattle Seahawks of all time?
25. Shawn Springs
Shawn Springs was a lockdown corner for the Seattle Seahawks in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Shawn Springs was the anchor of the Seahawks secondary during his time with the Seahawks.
24. Lofa Tatupu
Lofa Tatupu was the definition of the a leader on and off the field for the Seattle Seahawks. He was the quarterback of the defense during his time in Seattle and he left a mark on the franchise's history.
23. Mack Strong
Mack Strong was one of the last great fullbacks in NFL history, a position that is almost extinct now. He was a cornerstone of a team that was great with run blocking.
22. Warren Moon
Warren Moon is a Seattle legend. His time with the Seattle Seahawks was somewhat brief but he was crucial during a time of transition for the Seahawks.
21. Jim Zorn
The first starting quarterback in Seattle Seahawks history. He was before his time with his ability to use his legs and arm and was the cornerstone of the beginning of the Seahawks history.
20. Joey Galloway
Joey Galloway was one of the most feared pass-catchers in the NFL during his time. He was able to stretch the field unlike other's in history and he left his mark on the Seahawks franchise.
19. Jacob Green
Jacob Green was a force on the Seahawks defense. Green was important in helping create a culture of defensive excellence for the Seahawks.
18. DK Metcalf
DK Metcalf is the definition of a physical specimen. Size, strength and speed has made DK one of the most feared WRs in the NFL.
17. K.J. Wright
K.J. Wright is part of the best era of football in Seahawks history. He was known for his football IQ, motor, and great tackling ability.
16. Curt Warner
Curt Warner was an amazing talent at the running back position. He had a versatile skill set and was the definition of a game changer for the Seahawks.
15. Tyler Lockett
Tyler Lockett is the mode of consistency for the Seattle Seahawks. He has been a fan favorite during his tenure with the team and a pillar in the Seattle community.
14. Matt Hasselbeck
Matt Hasselbeck is probably the 2nd best quarterback in Seattle Seahawks history. He was a huge part of the reason why the Seahawks earned their first Super Bowl berth.
13. Steve Hutchinson
Steve Hutchinson was one of the most dominant offensive lineman in the NFL during his time. His run blocking paved the way for some of the best offensive breakouts in Seahawks history.
12. Doug Baldwin
Doug Baldwin was a key cog in the Seahawks during the most dominant years. He was a reliable pass-catcher and was known for his hard work and determination.
11. Earl Thomas
Earl Thomas was one of the most important members of the "Legion of Boom". He would be ranked higher on this list if his exit from the Seahawks was more memorable.
10. Kam Chancellor
One of the hardest hitting safety's in NFL history. His presence brought fear alone for anyone who dared cross the middle.
9. Russell Wilson
Russell Wilson is the best quarterback in Seahawks history. But, his ending in Seattle dropped him down the list.
8. Kenny Easley
Before Kam Chancellor there was Kenny Easley. His intensity and hard hitting made him a fan favorite for all Seahawks fans.
7. Shaun Alexander
Some fans loved Shaun Alexander and some thought his success was from the best offensive line in football. But it's hard to argue the success for Alexander. He even won an NFL MVP award.
6. Richard Sherman
There are few CBs in NFL history better than Richard Sherman. He made one of the biggest plays in Seattle Seahawks history and was one of the reasons the team was able to finally win their first Super Bowl.
5. Marshawn Lynch
Maybe Marshawn Lynch is not number 1 on the list for the greatest Seattle Seahawks of all time. But if we had to do a list of favorite Seahawks of all time it would be hard to not make a case for Marshawn being number one.
4. Cortez Kennedy
Cortez Kennedy was simply unstoppable. He won a defensive player of the year in 1992 despite the Seattle Seahawks going 2-14.
3. Bobby Wagner
Bobby Wagner was the model of consistency for the Seahawks. And despite not being the flashiest player from the Super Bowl winning team he might be the most important.
2. Steve Largent
Steve Largent was an amazing WR for the Seattle Seahawks. When he retired from the NFL he was virtually the all-time leader in every major WR stat in NFL history.
1. Walter Jones
Walter Jones might be one of the best offensive linemen in NFL history. He was a pillar for the Seahawks and arguably the best player in the NFL for years on end.