Welcome to the inaugural edition/introduction of Seahawks Sidelines! This is your go-to source for all things Seahawks as we prepare for the 2039 season. We'll bring you game recaps, player spotlights, and all the latest news on our beloved team throughout the off-season and regular season.


Season Kickoff

NFC West Rivalry Watch: Our matchups against the Rams, 49ers, and Cardinals will be important. We will also be keeping tabs on them throughout the season. We will see if any of the teams (including us) can finally break the 39-year drought of Super Bowl appearances.

Player Spotlights: Get to know the key players who will make a difference this season.

Fan Bag: Have a question or comment? We'll feature fan Q&As to hear from you! (Replaced with Fresh Faces during the offseason)

Injury Updates: Keep up with the health status of our players.

Game Recaps: Important statistics and player achievements.

Rivalry Recap

Last season, the Seahawks faced tough battles within the NFC West, notably being swept by the Los Angeles Rams & 49ers. 10rrl now falls to an 0-3 record against the Rams & 49ers, while having a 4-0 record against the Cardinals. Here are all of our all-time records as of the end of the 2038 season and current streaks:

Seahawks vs. Rams: SEA 40-38 LAR (Current streak: 5 losses)

Seahawks vs. 49ers: 49ers lead 44-33-1 (Current streak: 3 losses)

Seahawks vs. Cardinals: Seahawks lead 40-37-1 (Current streak: 6 wins)


Stay tuned for more updates, insights, and exclusive content on Seahawks Sidelines - 2039 Edition. And as always, Go Hawks!

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Welcome back to Seahawks Sidelines! This is your go-to source for all things Seahawks. As we embark on the journey to the 2039 season, we'll keep you updated with game recaps, player spotlights, and the latest news on our Seahawks.

Seahawks Roster Transactions
Since the start of the post-season, we have been active in strengthening our roster:

Resigned: Oscar Crouch (C), Timothy Mason (QB), Jerome Hicks (LB).

Signed: Gerald Collier (FB, converted OL), Charles Villarreal (TE, converted OL).

Released: Thomas Phelps (FB), Billy Mock (CB), Ervin Gray (DT).

Draft Positioning: Currently holding the 9th overall pick.

Player Spotlight
For this edition, we’d like to shine the spotlight on former Seahawks CB, Anthony Goad. Drafted in 2028 (Round 2, Pick 4 - 36th Overall), Goad quickly became a fan favorite for his reliable performances and dedication on the field.

Throughout his career, Goad amassed impressive statistics with 818 tackles, 53 interceptions, 220 knockdowns, and a career completions allowed percentage of 47.1%. He managed to snag at least one interception in every season of his career, showcasing his remarkable consistency and ball-hawking skills. Even though his speed was sometimes a limitation, Goad made up for it with his keen instincts, excellent positioning, and tenacity in coverage.

In 2038, Goad's season was cut short by an injury that kept him out until week 6, impacting his overall stats. Despite this setback, his legacy remained strong. With his contract in its final year and the team aiming to get younger, the Seahawks decided to part ways. However, they offered Goad the choice to either finish his contract and become a free agent or retire as a Seahawk. Goad chose to retire, leaving an unforgettable mark on the team and its fans.

Fan Bag
Let's hear from our amazing fans! Here are a couple of questions to get us started:

Q: What do you think about our head coach situation?
A: Our head coach Curtis Green is entering the final year of his contract. With a record of 20-43-1, he's had a tough tenure but has also faced many challenges, including multiple owner/GM changes. This season is crucial for him to prove his capabilities and potentially secure his position for the future.

Q: How will Gerald Collier and Charles Villarreal impact our offense?
A: Gerald Collier, now playing fullback, brings strong blocking skills that can open up more opportunities for our offense. Charles Villarreal, now a tight end, has been seen as a great blocking prospect that could improve. He can help support our offensive line in crucial situations.

Injury Updates
Good news! Our players are all healthy and ready to hit the field for training camp so long as nothing crazy happens.

Schedule Breakdown
Pre-Season

Aug 6 @ Pittsburgh Steelers: A chance to test our rookies and new signings against a formidable defense.

Aug 13 vs. Denver Broncos: Our first home game of the preseason, perfect for adjusting our strategies.

Aug 20 @ Cleveland Browns: Facing a balanced team to gauge our preseason progress.

Aug 27 vs. Houston Texans: The final preseason game to finalize our roster and fine-tune our gameplay.

Regular Season

Week 1 @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Kicking off the season against one of the league's toughest teams. A good test for our new roster.

Week 2 vs. Kansas City Chiefs: Home opener against a competitive team. A game to assess our progress.

Week 3 vs. Minnesota Vikings: Hosting another strong opponent early in the season. Important for building momentum.

Week 4 @ Los Angeles Chargers: An away game against a high-powered offense. Another tough challenge.

Week 5 vs. Los Angeles Rams: Our first NFC West rivalry game at home. Always a crucial matchup.

Week 6 @ Las Vegas Raiders: An exciting away game against a rising team. A winnable game if we play to our strengths.

Week 7 vs. San Fransisco 49ers: Another NFC West showdown. Crucial for division standings.

Week 8 vs. Arizona Cardinals: Hosting the Cardinals. Looking to extend our winning streak against them.

Week 9 @ Green Bay Packers: An away game against one of the toughest teams. A real test of our abilities.

Week 10 @ Los Angeles Rams: The second matchup with the Rams. Always challenging on the road.

Week 11 vs. Denver Broncos: A rematch from the preseason, but with regular-season stakes. A winnable game.

Week 12 @ Arizona Cardinals: A road game in the desert. Critical for our division race.

Week 13 vs. Chicago Bears: Hosting the Bears at home. An opportunity to secure a win and gain confidence.

Week 14 @ Detroit Lions: A great away game to test our endurance late in the season and a rematch from last season.

Week 15 vs. Philadelphia Eagles: Hosting the Eagles. Aiming for a strong finish at home. Another winnable game.

Week 16 @ San Francisco 49ers: Our final regular-season game. A potentially decisive NFC West battle.

Super Bowl Recap
Congratulations to the Green Bay Packers on their resounding victory in Super Bowl 39! The Steelers started strong with two field goals by Joshua Brooks, taking a 6-0 lead. However, the Packers quickly responded with an 80-yard touchdown pass from Jason Romero to John Russell. By halftime, the Packers led 19-6. In the second half, their dominance continued. Rookie Justin Haas kicked two more field goals, and Romero threw four more touchdown passes, including two more to Russell. The final score was 53-9, with Romero finishing with 577 passing yards and six touchdown passes. Russell had a spectacular game with 287 receiving yards and four touchdowns.

Stay tuned for more updates, insights, and exclusive content on Seahawks Sidelines - 2039 Edition. And as always, Go Hawks!

Welcome back to Seahawks Sidelines! This is your go-to source for all things Seahawks. As we embark on the journey to the 2039 season, we'll keep you updated with game recaps, player spotlights, and the latest news on our Seahawks.

Training Camp Report
Let's take a look at all of our rookies and how they did during training camp!

Round 1

RB Jerry Farmer +14/+1 Jerry impressed the coaches with his agility and speed, showing that he has the potential to be a significant contributor to our running game.

Round 2

WR Ralph Booker +17/-2 Ralph had an outstanding camp, demonstrating excellent speed and solid catching skills. He’s poised to become a key target for our quarterbacks.

Round 4

WR James Thibodeaux +11/+2 James made steady progress during camp, displaying excellent route-running and good chemistry with our QBs. Expect to see him make some plays this season.

Round 6

CB Sylvester Kitchens +12/+5 Sylvester showed great promise with his defensive skills, earning praise from the coaching staff for his tackling ability.

Round 7

TE Paul Radford +5/+6 Paul was great during camp, showcasing his versatility and speed. He has the potential to be a great part of our offense.

CB Jesse Alban +9/+3 Jesse performed well in camp, demonstrating his ability to keep up with receivers and make crucial plays.

CB Jonathan Logan +5/+3 Jonathan showed improvement throughout camp and is ready to contribute to our defensive backfield.


Preseason Game Recaps
Let's take a look on how the Seahawks performed during the preseason.

Week 1: Seattle Seahawks at Pittsburgh Steelers August 06, 2039 - Pittsburgh, PA

Final Score: Seahawks 14, Steelers 27

Despite a valiant effort, the Seahawks fell to the Steelers in their first preseason game. The highlight of the game was a 76-yard touchdown pass from Timothy Mason to Justin Borrero. Quincy Stiver also connected with James Thibodeaux for a 23-yard touchdown. However, the team struggled to maintain possession and convert on third downs, which contributed to the loss.

Week 2: Denver Broncos at Seattle Seahawks August 13, 2039 - Seattle, WA

Final Score: Seahawks 7, Broncos 17

In their second preseason game, the Seahawks faced a tough match against the Broncos. Jerry Ahlers scored the lone touchdown for the Seahawks on a 2-yard run. Despite some strong defensive plays, including an interception by Benny Simon, the Seahawks couldn't overcome the Broncos' late-game surge.

Week 3: Seattle Seahawks at Cleveland Browns August 20, 2039 - Cleveland, OH

Final Score: Seahawks 0, Browns 32

The third preseason game was a challenging one for the Seahawks, as they were shut out by the Browns. Despite some solid efforts from the defense, including tackles by Garland Casey and Cory Lobdell, the offense struggled to find its rhythm, resulting in a disappointing loss.

Week 4: Houston Texans at Seattle Seahawks August 27, 2039 - Seattle, WA

Final Score: Seahawks 3, Texans 10

In their final preseason game, the Seahawks put up a fight against the Texans. Mark Joyner kicked a 20-yard field goal, but it wasn't enough to secure a win. Despite notable performances from players like Jerry Ahlers and Paul Radford, the Seahawks fell short in the end.

NFC West Rivalry Watch
The NFC West is always a battleground, and this season promises to be no different. Here are the preseason standings for our division:

Los Angeles Rams: 2-2-0, 77 PF, 92 PA

Seattle Seahawks: 0-4-0, 24 PF, 86 PA

Arizona Cardinals: 0-4-0, 26 PF, 122 PA

San Francisco 49ers: 0-4-0, 29 PF, 137 PA

The Rams led the pack with a 2-2 record, while the Seahawks, Cardinals, and 49ers are all looking to turn things around after winless preseasons. Rivalry games will be key, and every division matchup will be a must-watch this season. On the bright side, the Seahawks had the least PA in the division.

Fan Bag
Let's hear from our amazing fans! Here are a couple of new questions to get us started:

Q: How do you feel about our rookie class after the preseason?
A: Our rookies have shown great promise during training camp and preseason games. Jerry Farmer and Ralph Booker, in particular, have stood out and look poised to make significant contributions this season. We’re excited to see how they continue to develop.

Q: What do you think is the biggest challenge for the Seahawks this season?
A: The biggest challenge will be finding consistency on both sides of the ball. The preseason has highlighted some areas that needs improvement. The coaching staff is focused on addressing these issues as we head into the regular season.

Upcoming Regular Season Games
As we head into the regular season, here's a preview of the first three games to watch out for:

Week 1: Seattle Seahawks at Tampa Bay Buccaneers September 4, 2039 - Tampa, FL

Kicking off the season against a formidable Buccaneers team, this game will be a significant test for our new roster. Looking for our defense to step up and our offense to find its rhythm early.

Week 2: Kansas City Chiefs at Seattle Seahawks September 11, 2039 - Seattle, WA

Our home opener against the competitive Chiefs will be a critical matchup to assess our progress. Expect the 12s to bring the energy and support the team needs.

Week 3: Minnesota Vikings at Seattle Seahawks September 18, 2039 - Seattle, WA

Hosting the Vikings at home, this game will be crucial for building momentum early in the season. Looking for key players to make impactful plays on both sides of the ball.

Stay tuned for more updates, insights, and exclusive content on Seahawks Sidelines - 2039 Edition. And as always, Go Hawks!

Welcome back to Seahawks Sidelines! This is your go-to source for all things Seahawks! So, I totally didn’t forget to post articles during the season—this epic recap was absolutely the plan all along! Let’s dive into the 2039 season, breaking down every game, reflecting on key moments, and looking ahead to what’s next for our team.

Regular Season Breakdown

Week 1 @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
Final Score: 13-16
The Seahawks began the season with a hard-fought road battle against Tampa Bay. Despite a solid effort, a last-second field goal left Seattle just short of victory.

Week 2 vs. Kansas City Chiefs:
Final Score: 16-13
Seattle claimed their first win in a nail-biting home opener. Timothy Mason and Mark Joyner proved clutch in a tight contest.

Week 3 vs. Minnesota Vikings:
Final Score: 3-30
Minnesota overwhelmed Seattle with a dominant performance, exposing vulnerabilities in all phases of the game.

Week 4 @ Los Angeles Chargers:
Final Score: 7-29
Andrew Otero found the end zone for Seattle, but the Chargers controlled the game from start to finish.

Week 5 vs. Los Angeles Rams:
Final Score: 13-19
The first NFC West rivalry of the season was a competitive clash, but the Rams’ late surge sealed the win.

Week 6 @ Las Vegas Raiders:
Final Score: 14-24
Jerry Farmer led the rushing attack, but the Raiders capitalized on big plays to secure the victory.

Week 7 vs. San Francisco 49ers:
Final Score: 10-13
A tightly contested division matchup ended with Seattle narrowly falling short against their NFC West rivals.

Week 8 vs. Arizona Cardinals:
Final Score: 28-0
Seattle delivered their most dominant performance of the season, shutting out Arizona in a complete team effort.

Week 9 @ Green Bay Packers:
Final Score: 2-42
The Packers proved too much to handle, showcasing why they were one of the league’s best teams.

Week 10 @ Los Angeles Rams:
Final Score: 3-9
Another defensive battle saw Seattle’s offense struggle to break through against the Rams on the road.

Week 11 vs. Denver Broncos:
Final Score: 10-13
A close game ended with Seattle unable to convert late opportunities into points.

Week 12 @ Arizona Cardinals:
Final Score: 16-7
Seattle swept the season series against Arizona, demonstrating their dominance in this matchup.

Week 13 vs. Chicago Bears:
Final Score: 30-6
Seattle’s most impressive team victory of the year came against Chicago, showcasing their potential when firing on all cylinders.

Week 14 @ Detroit Lions:
Final Score: 3-18
Detroit’s defense stymied Seattle’s offense late in the season, keeping them out of the end zone.

Week 15 vs. Philadelphia Eagles:
Final Score: 10-6
Seattle’s defense shined in this gritty home victory, keeping Philadelphia in check throughout the contest.

Week 16 @ San Francisco 49ers:
Final Score: 10-0
Seattle closed out the season with a historic shutout victory over San Francisco—their first win against the 49ers under 10rrl’s ownership. A fitting end to the season.

The Woodrow Hardy Trade
This season saw the departure of franchise legend Woodrow Hardy, an elite offensive lineman who had been with Seattle since being drafted 4th overall in 2029. Over his illustrious 11-year career with the Seahawks, Hardy played in 131 games, logging over 9,400 snaps and anchoring Seattle’s offensive line with consistent, elite performances.

Hardy signed his massive second contract extension at the end of 2037, valued at $199,944,046 over six years—a deal that was heavily criticized in hindsight due to its size. While Hardy remained elite, signs of decline began to emerge, and Seattle faced tough financial decisions. With age and contract size playing major roles, the Seahawks traded Hardy to the Minnesota Vikings for a 2041 5th-round pick, a 2042 5th-round pick, and wide receiver Rashee Vice.

The trade was bittersweet. Hardy didn’t want to leave Seattle, and the team didn’t want to part ways with him, but it was seen as the most practical move to address cap space and gain valuable assets. Hardy went on to achieve a career milestone with Minnesota, making the playoffs for the first time and winning a Super Bowl ring—a fitting culmination for a player who had given so much to Seattle.

Seahawks Under 10rrl: Progress and Potential
When 10rrl took over ownership in mid-2037, the Seahawks were in the midst of a rebuild. Let’s reflect on the team’s progress over the years:

- 2035 (First Year of HC Curtis Green): 6-9-1, 145 PF / 202 PA
- 2036: 6-10, 208 PF / 238 PA
- 2037: 3-13, 159 PF / 363 PA
- 2038: 5-11, 167 PF / 270 PA
- 2039: 6-10, 188 PF / 245 PA

Under 10rrl’s leadership, Seattle has steadily improved on defense while showing flashes of offensive growth. With Curtis Green’s contract expiring and speculation that he may not return, the team could look for a new head coach—potentially one who can revitalize the offense and take the team to the next level.

Fan Bag

Q: What are the Seahawks’ priorities for the offseason?
A: Seattle will focus on strengthening their receiving corps, linebacking unit, and secondary to complement their emerging stars and improve overall consistency.

Q: Who are the building blocks for the future?
A: Rookie Jerry Farmer had an exceptional debut season, finishing 9th in the league in rushing yards with 990 yards and 5 touchdowns. Sylvester Kitchens and John Hyler also emerged as defensive standouts, with Kitchens contributing 78 tackles and 3 interceptions and Hyler recording 13 sacks.

Key Season Stats

Passing:
Timothy Mason threw for 1,911 yards, 8 touchdowns, and 13 interceptions, showing flashes of potential but needing more opportunities for big plays.

Rushing:
Jerry Farmer led the way with 990 yards and 5 touchdowns, cementing himself as a cornerstone of the offense.

Defense:
John Hyler recorded 13 sacks, while Sylvester Kitchens added 78 tackles and 3 interceptions, continuing to develop into a defensive cornerstone.

Team Stats:

Pass Attempts/Game: 24.2 (Rank: 24)

Pass Completions/Game: 14.7 (Rank: 26)

Completion Pct: 60.7% (Rank: 21)

Passing Yards/Game: 119.4 (Rank: 24)

Rush Yards/Game: 107.3 (Rank: 16)

Yards From Scrimmage/Game: 226.8 (Rank: 20)

Turnovers/Game: 0.9 (Rank: 29)

Looking Ahead to 2040
With a 6-10 record to close 2039, the Seahawks showed flashes of brilliance and signs of growth, especially with young stars emerging across the roster. A new head coach, smart offseason moves, and a strong draft could put Seattle on the path to playoff contention in 2040.

Thanks for sticking with Seahawks Sidelines this year, and here’s to a bright future ahead. Stay tuned for more updates, insights, and exclusive content on Seahawks Sidelines - 2040 Edition. And as always, Go Hawks!

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After 5 incredible seasons leading the Seahawks, Curtis Green has decided to retire from coaching. His leadership, dedication, and impact on this team and the city of Seattle will be remembered.

From guiding the team through rebuilds to laying the foundation for future success, Coach Green gave his all to the Seahawks and left an indelible mark on this franchise. We’re honored to have been part of his coaching journey.

Thank you, Coach Green, for everything you’ve given to the game. Enjoy your well-deserved retirement—you’ve earned it! Go Hawks!

The Seattle Seahawks are excited to officially announce Allen Marx as our new head coach! At just 43 years old, Marx brings years of expertise, a winning mindset, and a game plan that’s ready to inspire this team and the 12s.

For the past 8 seasons, Marx served as Defensive Coordinator for the Los Angeles Chargers, where his heavy-blitzing 4-3 defensive style was a nightmare for opposing offenses. Under his leadership, the Chargers consistently ranked among the league’s elite, with some eye-popping defensive stats: 2039 PA: 105 ,2038 PA: 141 ,2037 PA: 95 ,2036 PA: 148

Beyond the X’s and O’s, Marx’s impact helped fuel an incredible 103-39-1 record for the Chargers from 2032-2039. But let’s not forget his offensive vision—Marx is bringing a run-focused offensive scheme to Seattle that’s designed to bring consistency and physicality to every matchup.

What’s Next? We know success doesn’t always translate from one team to another, and Seahawks fans can expect a blend of growing pains and promise as Marx shapes Seattle’s identity. But one thing is certain: his energy, leadership, and defensive mentality make this an exciting time for a Seahawks fan.

Stay tuned for an in-depth feature coming soon on Seahawks Sidelines, where we’ll break down what this hire means for the franchise moving forward and more.

Welcome to Seattle, Coach Marx! Let’s get to work. Go Hawks!

Welcome back to Seahawks Sidelines! This is your go-to source for all things Seahawks. As we embark on the journey to the 2040 season, we'll keep you updated with game recaps, player spotlights, and the latest news on our Seahawks.

Draft Class Breakdown
Here’s a closer look at the Seahawks’ draft picks, their growth during camp, and their roster status:

Round 1 (Pick 13, 13th Overall): Derrick Baskerville (FS) – [+4/+0] Baskerville exhibited stellar field awareness and tackling during camp, earning his place as a key piece of the Seahawks’ secondary. Baskerville made the final roster and is expected to start at safety.

Round 2 (Pick 12, 44th Overall): Matthew Martini (C) – [+5/-4] Despite injuries during camp, Martini impressed with quick reads on defense adjustments and solid technique. He secured a roster spot as a promising center.

Round 3 (Pick 1, 65th Overall): Todd Roman (TE) – [+11/+5] Roman’s athleticism and ability to find open space in coverage stood out, ensuring his place as an offensive weapon.

Round 3 (Pick 11, 75th Overall): Raul Gibson (DT) – [+2/-3] Gibson showed flashes of dominance during camp and proved to be disruptive on the defensive line. He earned a spot as part of Seattle’s rotation.

Round 4 (Pick 23, 119th Overall): Richard Costello (DT) – [+3/-1] Costello’s steady improvement in stopping the run earned him a roster spot as depth on the defensive front.

Round 5 (Pick 12, 146th Overall): Jim Christensen (RG) – [+24/+7] Christensen became one of the most talked-about rookies during camp, dominating in both pass protection and run blocking. He’s set to contribute as a starting guard.

Round 6 (Pick 11, 179th Overall): Oscar Livingston (CB) – [+6/+3] Livingston showcased reliable coverage and tackling skills during camp, locking down his roster spot as a rotational cornerback.

Round 6 (Pick 12, 180th Overall): Douglas Weir (MLB) – [+6/-5] Weir had moments of promise but lacked consistency, resulting in his release as the roster narrowed to 53.

Round 6 (Pick 25, 193rd Overall): Andrew Webster (LT) – [+5/-11] Webster displayed effort during camp but ultimately didn’t make the final roster due to performance and depth at tackle.

Round 6 (Pick 32, 200th Overall): Paul Sebastian (K) – [+5/+1] Sebastian delivered outstanding accuracy in camp, securing his role as the Seahawks’ starting kicker.

Round 7 (Pick 11, 211th Overall): Donald Cox (RB) – [+7/-4] Despite his speed and vision, Cox didn’t make the final roster, as Seattle opted for a different direction at running back.

Preseason Game Recaps

Week 1: Seattle Seahawks at Buffalo Bills August 04, 2040 - Buffalo, NY

Final Score: Seahawks 16, Bills 7

Seattle’s defense delivered a dominant opening performance, led by Derrick Baskerville and George Bond. Timothy Mason added a touchdown pass, while Paul Sebastian converted three field goals to secure the win.

Week 2: Tennessee Titans at Seattle Seahawks August 11, 2040 - Seattle, WA

Final Score: Titans 3, Seahawks 24

Todd Roman emerged as the star with two touchdown receptions, while Jim Christensen anchored the offensive line with exceptional blocking.

Week 3: Seattle Seahawks at New York Jets August 18, 2040 - East Rutherford, NJ

Final Score: Seahawks 3, Jets 28

Seattle faced a tough Jets team that exposed areas for improvement, particularly in pass protection and turnovers.

Week 4: Cleveland Browns at Seattle Seahawks August 25, 2040 - Seattle, WA

Final Score: Browns 7, Seahawks 14

Seattle closed the preseason strong with contributions from Rashee Vice and Raul Gibson, while the defense shut down the Browns’ offense in the final minutes.

NFC West Rivalry Watch
The NFC West is always a battleground, and this season promises to be no different. Here are the preseason standings for our division:

Seattle Seahawks: 3-1-0, 57 PF, 45 PA

Arizona Cardinals: 2-2-0, 57 PF, 69 PA

Los Angeles Rams: 2-2-0, 50 PF, 69 PA

San Francisco 49ers: 0-4-0, 27 PF, 143 PA

Seattle leads the pack heading into Week 1, showcasing Allen Marx’s defensive focus. Although preseason doesn't mean much, these division games will be critical in determining playoff contenders.

Finalized 53-Man Roster: Highlight Players
Here’s a look at some standout players across key positions heading into the season:

Quarterback: Timothy Mason – The team’s leader under center, ready to guide the offense.
Running Back: Jerry Farmer – A dynamic young talent who could be the centerpiece of Seattle’s ground game.
Wide Receiver: Rashee Vice – Expected to play a versatile and impactful role.
Tight End: Todd Roman – The rookie standout poised to be an offensive weapon.
Offensive Line: Jim Christensen – Dominating at guard after an impressive camp showing.
Defensive End: George Bond – Bringing consistent pass-rushing pressure to Seattle’s defensive front.
Defensive Tackle: Raul Gibson – Adding physicality and disruption inside the trenches.
Cornerback: Pokey Benoit – Reliable in coverage and ready to lock down opposing receivers.
Safety: Derrick Baskerville – The rookie safety anchoring Seattle’s secondary.
Special Teams: Paul Sebastian (K) and Manuel Fisher (P) – Delivering accuracy and field position control.

Regular Season Preview
Seattle’s first four games promise excitement and challenges:

Week 1: Seattle Seahawks @ San Francisco 49ers (-3) The season opener brings an NFC West rivalry battle on the road.

Week 2: Arizona Cardinals @ Seattle Seahawks (-13) The home opener invites the 12s to energize the team against a division rival.

Week 3: Washington Redskins @ Seattle Seahawks (-7) An NFC East matchup requiring defensive and offensive consistency.

Week 4: Seattle Seahawks @ Green Bay Packers (-14) A showdown against a top contender will test Seattle’s mettle early in the season.



The 40th season of Seahawks football is set to deliver unforgettable moments. Stay tuned for more updates, insights, and exclusive content on Seahawks Sidelines - 2040 Edition. And as always, Go Hawks!