Greatest regular season win

[evergreen]

I’m thinking this is it. Even though it was all Rams to begin with. The stakes. The records. I loved the 2012 Xmas game against the 9ers but it was a blow out. Like this was at 30-14 in the 4th quarter. The magic two pointer. Come on what was ever better regular season?’

 

[Welshers2]

I’m thinking this is it. Even though it was all Rams to begin with. The stakes. The records. I loved the 2012 Xmas game against the 9ers but it was a blow out. Like this was at 30-14 in the 4th quarter. The magic two pointer. Come on what was ever better regular season?’

Yep the only one that comes close in recent memory for me was the insane MNF overtime game against the 49ers in Santa Clara 2019. We also made a big comeback in that game and won 27-24 in OT. But this trumped that

 

[MontanaHawk05]

I'm thinking. Right off the top of my head...

* vs. Steelers, 2015
* vs. Texans, 2017
* vs. 49ers?, 2019 (the Jason Myers win)
* vs. Eagles, 2023 (Drew Lock)
* vs. Giants, 2005 (three missed FGs)

This tops them all.

 

[SonicHawk]

I genuinely had to think about this and I think it's true. So much on the line, a crazy storyline, a crazy ending.

 

[Dolomight12]

Just the fact that I got to witness it with my son at an age where he will actually understand and remember the magnitude puts it over the top for me!

 

[mikeak]

How is the Hail Mary game not in this conversation

And I will go to the grave arguing it was simultaneous possession so I refuse to call it something starting with an F

 

[nwHawk]

That’s the game that immediately came to mind to me as well. But hey, I like beer.

 

[jbwilm]

Absolute insanity. Easily the game of the year.

 

[Crizilla]

I still think winning at NE in 2016 and winning at Houston 2013 were the best but this was a good one
The 2005 Giants game was a wild one for sure forgot about that one. The Giants had their most false start penalties in that game since 1949.

 

[hawksincebirth]

Too many good wins in the Russell Wilson era in the regular season especially, our Super Bowl run years

 

[AROS]

This was the most epic win in regular season that I can remember. This win might reverberate for years to come for this franchise. It was that big of a deal.

I hate how our D let PUKE-A go for over 200 yards and two TDs but in the end history won’t give a crap. All that will be remembered is that we WON THE GAME.

 

[themunn]

Only game I can think of is "U mad bro" 2012 Patriots game which had a similar come from behind win energy against a top top team.

But stakes were higher here and December games always mean more than September games.

 

[Cyrus12]

Only game I can think of is "U mad bro" 2012 Patriots game which had a similar come from behind win energy against a top top team.

But stakes were higher here and December games always mean more than September games.

Yep the one I was thinking too...

 

[Cyrus12]

The hail mary to Golden Tate vs GB and the simultaneous catch was also a stellar ending.

 

[CPHawk]

In my opinion. This game is 1, with the 2005 win vs the Giants 2.

 

[Jayburd14]

How is the Hail Mary game not in this conversation

And I will go to the grave arguing it was simultaneous possession so I refuse to call it something starting with an F

I call that game, the correctly called game winning touchdown pass by Golden Tate. I refuse to call it by the name that is popular outside of Seahawks fans.

 

[Zybot]

Just the fact that I got to witness it with my son at an age where he will actually understand and remember the magnitude puts it over the top for me!

One of my greatest memories with my dad (RIP) was going to the NFC Championship Game against the Packers. Went to this one with my wife. Your son will remember this game for many years

 

[Appyhawk]

This game was overall the most volatile game I can remember, ever. Huge plays busted out by both teams throughout. I gave up on our chances once the Rams crested the 30 mark. But then it was our turn to make history. I can never remember there ever being a 2 pt score counted that was strictly accidental and made unknowingly by Charbs picking up what he thought was a dead ball. That is Seahawk magic to which I believe was produced by the green in our new helmets.

 

[JustTheTip]

I'm thinking. Right off the top of my head...

* vs. Steelers, 2015
* vs. Texans, 2017
* vs. 49ers?, 2019 (the Jason Myers win)
* vs. Eagles, 2023 (Drew Lock)
* vs. Giants, 2005 (three missed FGs)

This tops them all.

 

[LeveeBreak]

With so much on the line, improbable odds, converting 3 2-pt conversions, the D finding themsleves when they absolutely had to, the O finally figuring out how to play again...yea, I concur.