Top 50 Seahawks All Time

[AROS]

.com is allowing fans to vote for their top 50 Seahawks players of all time to celebrate their 50th anniversary next year. Here’s my list. Share yours here.

 

[CouchLogic]

Short list if Dickson, Spoon and Riq are already on it, lol.

 

[AROS]

Short list if Dickson, Spoon and Riq are already on it, lol.

By all means, show us your list!

 

[AROS]

There’s no right or wrong here.

 

[TheLegendOfBoom]

50 is relatively easy.

The bigger challenge is to come up with just 22.

11 offense. 11 defense.

Try that!

 

[HAWKN'83]

My list:

 

[AROS]

Good list! I did leave some of those guys out because I was running out of numbers!

 

[hawksfanohio]

That was harder than I thought to put together. Some great names on that list! Couldn't get a tight end.

 

[calinator]

It's crazy the lack of talent we've had at positions like Tackle, Guard, and TE. Duane Brown could be added to Tackle.

 

[Maulbert]

 

[Rat]

.com is allowing fans to vote for their top 50 Seahawks players of all time to celebrate their 50th anniversary next year. Here’s my list. Share yours here.

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Any list with Galloway and Springs is an automatic A+ from me. I'm happy to see Clemons on there, as I've been surprised to see him left off by so many on the several places I've seen these posted. WAY too early for Witherspoon IMO.

I think you're the first I've seen include Tice, which I think is interesting. At one point I thought he was pretty highly-regarded in franchise history, but I feel like I haven't heard anyone talk about him in forever. EDIT: Tice, not Rice. I think that was autocorrect.


Speaking of TEs, I'm surprised to be seeing more Christian Fauria than Zach Miller. (EDIT: Miller not being an option is probably why)

I'll post one of these either tonight or tomorrow. Very cool to see the team doing this.

 

[AROS]

Oh trust me, I definitely could have added more but alas 50 is the cap. I put Spoon in because I know he will be one of our all-time greats assuming he stays healthy.

 

[Rat]

 

[JGreen79]

 

[Rat]

Maybe some of the older fans on here can help me make sense of something. I've been a fan since the mid-90s, so my opinions on those before then are based on what I've read and heard about them. There are two players from that time that are getting absolutely no love in these things anywhere, even though from what I'm reading, they seem like slam dunks: Edwin Bailey and John Harris.

Bailey was an 11-year starter at LG, blocking in some good offenses for productive guys like Dave Krieg and Chris Warren. From what I'm reading, Bailey was universally considered a team leader as well.

Harris appears to have been an INT machine. He ranks third in team history with 41 (only six players in franchise history have more than half than number), and is just one short of Eugene Robinson for second despite playing three fewer seasons. It sounds like he could hit too, and was incredibly durable, playing (and starting) every game in seven of eight seasons. He was on the Seahawks roster for 121 games, and missed only two of them. That's a pretty ridiculous Return on Investment for our 1978 7th round pick. It seems perplexing to me to see him left off lists that have like three punters on them, but it's even weirder to see him left off for guys like Quandre Diggs, Ken Hamlin, and Jordan Babineaux. I've seen Jamal Adams a few times too, but I assume those aren't meant to be taken seriously.

 

[Spohawks]

They may not be the best, but my list is who I enjoyed watching the most

 

[GetNjigbaWithIt]

This is my top 50 Seahawks of all time


Even though he joined the dark side...

 

[SoulfishHawk]

If Kelly Jennings isn't on the list, not a legit list. Nate Odoms, no brainer.

 

[Rat]

Lists Jamal Adams:

They may not be the best

Ok, that makes sense at least.

but my list is who I enjoyed watching the most

You actually enjoyed that?

 

[SoulfishHawk]

No Cody Barton?