Biggest regular season highlights

[bileever]

What's yours? From a season with many highlights, here are my favorite memories:

Saubert reception for 2-point conversion vs. Rams.

Demarcus Lawrence’s 2 fumble recoveries for touchdowns vs. Cardinals

Tory Horton 95-yard punt return vs. Saints.

Sam Darnold 13 for 13 in perfect first half vs. Commanders.

Long TD passes to JSN, 61 yards vs. Jaguars, 63 yards vs. Titans.

Shaheed punt return for TD vs. Rams.

Ernest Jones 85-yard interception return vs. Max Brosmer and the Vikings.

You can see most of these on this video from seahawks.com:

Top 10 Seahawks Plays From The 2025 Season | Seattle Seahawks

 

[SoulfishHawk]

You covered a lot of them that stick out.
A few others.........
The massive interception vs. the Niners in game 17
The jailbreak quick punt in the SB that lands at the 6
Sheed with the opening kickoff return to start the Divisional round. Set the tone immediately.
The 3rd and 17 conversion by K9, and seeing John Lynch lose his mind
The 2 absolutely PERFECT throws from Darnold on the final drive vs. the Clams on TNF, followed by a beautiful TD pass to JSN and then the famous 2 pt. conversion to win it. That moment right there changed the entire season. Sam became a different QB, imo. The team and fans knew this team was likely to make and win the SB.
Ty Okaka RIDICULOUS pick against Washington, unreal play.

 

[Ad Hawk]

All the long runs by Walker due in (large?) part to superb blocking by the TEs and WRs.

 

[GemCity]

I was at that Titans game. Definitely rank that up there.

JSN dunking on the goalpost. To me, that signaled that JSN was ‘falling into’ his leadership role…that his confidence and belief in his work was materializing.

Or, it was just a dunk. . To me it felt like ‘I’m here muthaf%#as”!!

 

[ivotuk]

This right here:

 

[Bobblehead]

There were so many, we should have a thread devoted to each season for highlights, videos and pics.

I enjoyed Mills 2 fer 1 in the super bowl... though I think the 2pt er to win the game was epic and probably the most epic was Shaheed's statement kick off return to seal the fate of the 9ers.

 

[glenwo2]

You covered a lot of them that stick out.
A few others.........
The massive interception vs. the Niners in game 17
The jailbreak quick punt in the SB that lands at the 6
Sheed with the opening kickoff return to start the Divisional round. Set the tone immediately.
The 3rd and 17 conversion by K9, and seeing John Lynch lose his mind
The 2 absolutely PERFECT throws from Darnold on the final drive vs. the Clams on TNF, followed by a beautiful TD pass to JSN and then the famous 2 pt. conversion to win it. That moment right there changed the entire season. Sam became a different QB, imo. The team and fans knew this team was likely to make and win the SB.
Ty Okaka RIDICULOUS pick against Washington, unreal play.

This one for me.

 

[bileever]

The 3rd and 17 conversion by K9, and seeing John Lynch lose his mind

Omg, yes, that run was epic. Here is a video of that:

Seattle Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III makes multiple 49ers defenders miss for 19 yards on third-and-long

Unfortunately, they don't show Lynch's reaction in the video clip, so here it is on Instagram:

 

[Timberhawk]

When the clock struck 0:00 at the end of the SB and we are Champions again!!

 

[schkoot]

All the ones mentioned, plus the kickoff TD vs the Steelers. I enjoyed that quite a bit.

 

[bileever]

All the ones mentioned, plus the kickoff TD vs the Steelers. I enjoyed that quite a bit.

Do you mean the kickoff that was misplayed by the Steelers and recovered by Holani in the endzone? That was hilarious. Special teams was so good all year.

 

[schkoot]

Do you mean the kickoff that was misplayed by the Steelers and recovered by Holani in the endzone? That was hilarious. Special teams was so good all year.

Yes that one! It's weird play so I couldn't think of a brief name for it.

 

[Runscott]

• MacDonald getting away with a super-conservative offense plan against the Colts. He seemed to realize after that game that he got kinda lucky. Things got better after that game.
• Darnold's adjustment to Kubiak's red zone play-calling. I thought toward season's end that Kubiak was getting better with his play-calling, but now I think it was more Darnold figuring out how to deal with the plays Kubiak called in the red zone - he learned to throw the ball away rather than try to force a catch when it was unlikely. Rather than Kubiak's calls getting better as the season progressed, I think Darnold should get more of the credit. Kubiak forced Darnold to make himself better.
• Darnold's offensive battle against Baker Mayfield. We lost, but Darnold proved that if the 'run game' plan wasn't viable, Darnold could bomb with the best of them. He later proved it against the Rams, but I think the Bucs game gave him some confidence, and showed MacDonald he had options.
• Surviving Woolen. He's got to go but I think having him there as a reverse barometer will be good for the team in the long run.
• Rasheed's opening kick-off touchdown against the 49'ers.
• Cooper Kupp did exactly what was needed out of him all season - blocking, catching a few passes, being a role model for the other receivers.
• There had been a lot of talk all year about Shanahan possibly deserving to be coach of the year because of what he was able to accomplish with all the injuries. But our two games against them showed that MacDonald can adjust as needed, but Shanahan refuses to. Those two game highlighted how great MacDonald is.

 

[bileever]

Yes that one! It's weird play so I couldn't think of a brief name for it.

Here's a video of that play:

 

[glenwo2]

Rasheed's opening kick-off touchdown against the 49'ers.

Also add his punt return TD in the 2nd Rams game.

That changed EVERYTHING.

 

[Screaming Judy]

Charbs nonchalantly picking up a football in the end zone for a 2 pt conversion.

 

[therealjohncarlson]

Charbs nonchalantly picking up a football in the end zone for a 2 pt conversion.

Looking back at that play it is quite possibly the most fortunate play that potentially shifted the complete end of the season ever

 

[Seahawkfan80]

Looking back at that play it is quite possibly the most fortunate play that potentially shifted the complete end of the season ever

That play changed what we are looking at the rest of the year. There were more plays just like that. It was phenomenal.

 

[Seahawker]