Seahawks Silence Critics, Aim for 2026 Title

With the NFL today, March 20th, the Seattle Seahawks shocked everyone last season by finishing

14 wins and three losses to grab the top seed in the NFC.

They wrapped up the division with a nail-biter victory over the Los Angeles Rams, then beat

them again in the conference championship before topping.

The New England Patriots and the Super Bowl for their second title ever.

That success came despite plenty of doubters heading into the year, and now it's happening

again after free agency.

The team was running back Kenneth Walker III, their Super Bowl MVP, along with three

defensive starters in offensive coordinator Clint Kubiak, a fresh power ranking from

pro football focus put Seattle at number two league wide right behind those same rams.

Analyst Mason Cameron points to those departures as the reason they slipped, even though the

Seahawks still boast stars like offensive player of the year, Jackson Smith and Jigba, and

the top rated cornerback Devon Witherspoon.

Meanwhile, the rams look stacked now after trading for Trent McDuffy and signing Jalen

Watson, closing any gaps on their roster.

It echoes last year's skepticism when folks question Seattle's moves, yet they proved everyone

wrong on the field.

With a solid core across offense, defense, and special teams, plus resigning return specialist

Rashid Shaheed, the Seahawks seem poised to silence.

The noise wants more calm, 20, 26.