Seattle Seahawks

He's been making headlines all season for his play on the field, but his most attention grabbing headline came from his lack of actions off of the field. Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch made avoided a $100 thousand dollar fine today by simply making himself available to the media for questions. Although mostly quiet, Deion Sanders was able to get more than just a few words out of the

This just in via the Seattle Seahawks Facebook page:

Probably a Seahawk fan doing the filming or his friend new that he would be emotional no matter the out come, started filming this early! And with amusement we are glad they did!

The folks at Fox Football Daily came up with an interesting challenge for the 12th Man during last Sunday's N.F.C. Championship game.

The waves of talk from the NFC Championship this past weekend are still making ripples throughout the sports world. Of course, Seattle Seahawks defensive back Richard Sherman is at the center of most of that chatter because of his post-game interview. A lot of people have been waiting to hear what was actually said between Sherman and San Francisco 49ers receiver Michael Crabtree in that now infam

Seahawks fan Ben Brockman created a video montage of Seattle Seahawks fan's reactions immediately following "The Tip" by Richard Sherman that lead to the game saving interception by linebacker Malcolm Smith in Sunday's 23-17 win over the San Francisco 49'ers in the N.F.C. Championship game.

Football, football, football...that's all we have heard for the last few weeks and that is also going to continue for the next couple of weeks at least. I was one of those who was quick to judge Richard Sherman, the Seahawks defensive back who made a game winning deflection turned interception, on Sunday. Today, in an open letter to Mr. Sherman himself, I am going to write about it one last time and lay it all to rest and move on...

In the Seattle Seahawks nail-biting 23-17 victory over the San Francisco 49'ers in Sunday's N.F.C. Championship game, head coach Pete Carroll made a gutsy call to go for it on fourth and seven from the visitor's 36 yard line which ended up being the go-ahead touchdown pass to former Washington Husky Jermaine Kearse.

A great athletic play to end the came and a great win for the Seattle Seahawks, all tainted by what happened when Erin Andrews of Fox Sports caught up with Richard Sherman after the game.

Russell Wilson threw a 35-yard touchdown pass on fourth down and Seattle's top-ranked defense forced two late turnovers, lifting the Seahawks into their second Super Bowl with a 23-17 victory over the San Francisco 49ers for the NFC championship Sunday.

On the Seattle Times "Seahawks Blog," they have developed a personality quiz to determine which member of the Hawks YOU are most similar to.

Clearly representing the Seattle Seahawks 12th Man as evidenced by his screen name "Hawk'sNest," Jeff Schlect of Yakima is our first ever winner in the $10,000 Football Pick 'Em Challenge!