Super Bowl

While the playoffs were one-and-done for the most recent incarnation of the Seattle Seahawks, there is still a chance for some postseason accolades for the team, thanks to their fans -- the 12s!

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".

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

"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 clinched the NFC West division in 2020 with a 20-9 home win over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

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.

The Seattle Seahawks laid a GIANT egg in Sunday's home loss at Lumen Field to the New York Giants, 17-12.

Relive the Seattle Seahawks nail-biting win in their 2020 home opener against the New England Patriots.

Listen to Seattle Seahawks action each week on your home of the 12s in Central Washington, 94.5 KATS-FM. In doing so, you might just score a $25 gift card from Tailgaters Bar & Grill in the Viking Village.

Former Seattle Seahawks defensive standout Cliff Avril appears to be planning to spend his 4th of July at Lake Chelan -- right here in the Evergreen State!

The Seattle Seahawks used the 27th overall pick in the opening round of the NFL's 2020 "virtual" draft to take Jordyn Brooks, a linebacker out of Texas Tech University.