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The Seattle Seahawks and their top ranked defense help deliver the first Super Bowl in franchise history by punishing Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos 43-8. From Feb. 2, 2014 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J.

On-field sights and sounds of Richard Sherman's most memorable moments.

On-field sights and sounds of Earl Thomas's most memorable moments.

On-field sights and sounds of Russell Wilson's most memorable moments.

On-field sights and sounds of Marshawn Lynch's most memorable moments.

On-field sights and sounds of Pete Carroll's career.

Shots of the Year; best of players and coaches mic'd up.

Pittsburgh hosts Seattle. Aaron Rodgers threw for four TDs in his Steelers debut, a win over the Jets. Jaxon Smith-Njigba stepped into Seattle's No. 1 receiver role, facilitated by DK Metcalf's trade to Pittsburgh, with 124 receiving yards in Week 1.

The Cardinals (2-1) host the Seahawks (2-1). James Conner (ARI) will miss the rest of the season after suffering a right foot injury in a 16-15 loss to San Francisco in Week 3. Jaxon Smith-Njigba (SEA) is second in the NFL with 323 receiving yards.

Philip Rivers returns to action as his Colts (8-5) visit the Seahawks (10-3). The 44-year-old quarterback, who was a Hall of Fame semifinalist, will start his first game since 2020 in place of Daniel Jones, who tore his Achilles tendon in Week 14.

NFC West co-leaders in the Rams and Seahawks engage in a Thursday Night Football showdown. Both sides are 11-3. Los Angeles survived Seattle 21-19 in Week 11 after Jason Myers' field-goal attempt from 61 yards was off target as time expired.

Seattle Seahawks visit San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium for a key NFC rivalry clash. The Week 18 finale carries massive implications for the NFC West title and playoff seeding. The 49ers won in Week 1, defeating the Seahawks 17-13.

Matthew Stafford leads the Rams (12-5) against the Seahawks (14-3) for the NFC Championship. Cornerback Emmanuel Forbes Jr. remains questionable for Los Angeles. Seattle monitors Zach Charbonnet and Charles Cross as both stars face injuries.

From 2/8/26.