Franchise legends from the pioneer years sit alongside Legion of Boom champions and modern fan favorites, spanning decades of offensive brilliance and defensive dominance. Who is the greatest Seahawk of all time?
1Walter JonesHall of Fame left tackle widely regarded as one of the greatest offensive linemen in NFL history, giving up a remarkably low number of sacks across his career.1000pts
2Russell WilsonNine-time Pro Bowl quarterback who led the Seahawks to back-to-back Super Bowl appearances, winning Super Bowl XLVIII with a dominant defensive performance.428pts
3Steve LargentHall of Fame wide receiver who spent his entire career with Seattle, setting multiple NFL records and becoming the franchise's first true legend.428pts
4Earl ThomasSeven-time Pro Bowl free safety who was the centerpiece of the Legion of Boom, known for his instincts, range, and game-changing interceptions.333pts
5DK MetcalfPhysically imposing wide receiver whose blend of speed and power made him one of the most exciting players in the NFL and a modern Seahawks icon.200pts
6Dave KriegUndrafted quarterback who became the franchise's first truly elite signal-caller, leading the team through its best years of the 1980s.200pts
7Cortez KennedyHall of Fame defensive tackle who won the 1992 NFL Defensive Player of the Year award almost single-handedly, dominating even while on a losing team.200pts
8Richard ShermanThree-time First-Team All-Pro cornerback whose tip in the 2014 NFC Championship game remains one of the most talked-about plays in recent NFL history.1pts
9Curt WarnerElectric running back whose 1983 rookie season was one of the greatest in team history before injuries cut short what could have been an all-time career.1pts
10Kenny EasleyHard-hitting safety who won the 1984 NFL Defensive Player of the Year award and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, one of the team's earliest stars.1pts
11Kam ChancellorPhysical strong safety who was a vital part of the Legion of Boom, known for his punishing hits and leadership in the secondary.1pts
12Marshawn LynchFan-beloved running back known as 'Beast Mode,' whose iconic runs including the 2011 playoff 'Beast Quake' run became defining moments in Seahawks history.0pts
13Matt HasselbeckQuarterbacked Seattle from 2001 to 2010, made three Pro Bowls and led the franchise to its first Super Bowl appearance after the 2005 season.
14Jim ZornThe expansion-era quarterback from 1976 to 1984 whose partnership with Steve Largent gave the young franchise its first stars; a Ring of Honor member.
15Shaun AlexanderThe 2005 NFL MVP who scored a then-record 28 touchdowns that season and remains Seattle's all-time leading rusher.
16Bobby WagnerThe franchise's career tackles leader and a multiple First-Team All-Pro linebacker who anchored the Super Bowl XLVIII champion defence.
17K. J. WrightA rangy outside linebacker who played ten seasons in Seattle from 2011 to 2020, made the 2016 Pro Bowl and won Super Bowl XLVIII.
18Lofa TatupuMade three straight Pro Bowls from 2005 to 2007, starting as the rookie leader of the defence that reached Super Bowl XL.
19Doug BaldwinAn undrafted receiver who became a two-time Pro Bowler, scored a touchdown in the Super Bowl XLVIII win and was Russell Wilson's go-to target.
20Tyler LockettA Pro Bowl returner as a rookie in 2015 who grew into one of the most productive receivers in franchise history over ten seasons.
21Michael SinclairA three-time Pro Bowl defensive end who led the NFL with 16.5 sacks in 1998 during a Seattle career spanning 1991 to 2001.
22Michael BennettA disruptive defensive lineman who won Super Bowl XLVIII and made three Pro Bowls during his five seasons in Seattle.
23Cliff AvrilA speed rusher whose hit on Peyton Manning forced the pick-six in the Super Bowl XLVIII rout, later earning a Pro Bowl selection in 2016.
24Steve HutchinsonA Hall of Fame guard who paved the way for Shaun Alexander's MVP season in 2005 and earned three Pro Bowls in Seattle.
25Russell OkungThe sixth overall pick in 2010 who protected Russell Wilson's blind side, made the 2012 Pro Bowl and won Super Bowl XLVIII.
26Jacob GreenA Ring of Honor defensive end who played from 1980 to 1991 and remains the franchise's all-time sacks leader with 97.5 official sacks.
27Jaxon Smith-NjigbaThe 2025 NFL Offensive Player of the Year, who led the league with 119 catches for a franchise-record 1,793 yards as Seattle won Super Bowl LX.
28Kenneth Walker IIIA powerful running back who was named Super Bowl LX MVP after rushing for 135 yards in the 29-13 win over New England.
29Sam DarnoldJoined in 2025 and quarterbacked the Seahawks to their second Super Bowl title, beating New England 29-13 in Super Bowl LX.
