We're 50 days away from the first regular-season Seahawks game.
The player currently using Seahawks uniform number 50 is Vi Jones.
As for players that have worn Seahawks uniform number 50 previously, I'm gonna post a pic of a player from "the old days" and a player from the Carroll-Schneider era. They are quite clearly the two players who did the most with that uniform number in Seahawks history.
I choose Fredd Young to represent "the old days." Young was drafted by the Seahawks in the third round of the 1984 draft. He didn't start in his rookie season, but played in all 16 games and made the Pro Bowl as a special-teamer. He also made the Pro Bowl in his second and third seasons, as a special teamer and then as a linebacker, and then in his fourth season, he was first-team All-Pro as a linebacker and placed third in the voting for Defensive Player of the Year, the only player to get votes other than Reggie White with a 21-sack season and Bruce Smith in his first truly great season.
After that great 1987 season, Young went to the Colts, never made another Pro Bowl, and retired after three years due to injuries. However, he was really good for his entire tenure with the Seahawks. Before the Carroll-Schneider era, Young was clearly the player who had done the most wearing Seahawks uniform number 50.
To represent the players from Carroll-Schneider run of success, I choose the player most people associate with the number 50 for the Seahawks: K.J. Wright. Wright only made one Pro Bowl in his ten years with the Seahawks, but he was a really important part of the Seahawks defense and a player many fans liked, and I don't recall running across any Seahawks fans that
didn't like him. Wright is very clearly the player who did the most wearing Seahawks uniform number 50, easily surpassing Young.
