Seattle Seahawks seasons

This is a list of seasons completed by the Seattle Seahawks American Football Franchise of the National Football League (NFL). The list documents the season-by-season records of the Seahawks' franchise from 1976 to present, including postseason records, and league awards for individual players or head coaches.

:"For complete team history, see History of the Seattle Seahawks"

*"The Finish, Wins, Losses, and Ties columns list regular season results and exclude any postseason play. Regular and postseason records are combined only at the bottom of the list."{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%"
-!rowspan="2"|Season!rowspan="2"|Team!rowspan="2"|League!rowspan="2"|Conference!rowspan="2"|Division!colspan="4"|Regular Season!rowspan="2"|Postseason Results!rowspan="2"|Awards
-!Finish!Wins!Losses!Ties
-!align="center"|1976
align="center"|1976
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|NFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|5th
align="center"|2
align="center"|12
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1977
align="center"|1977
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|4th
align="center"|5
align="center"|9
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1978 [The NFL expanded from a 14-game regular season schedule to 16 beginning in 1978.]
align="center"|1978
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|T-2nd
align="center"|9
align="center"|7
align="center"|0|
Jack Patera (COY)
-!align="center"|1979
align="center"|1979
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|T-3rd
align="center"|9
align="center"|7
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1980
align="center"|1980
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|5th
align="center"|4
align="center"|12
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1981
align="center"|1981
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|5th
align="center"|6
align="center"|10
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1982 [The 1982 season was shortened to nine games by a players' strike. The top eight teams in each conference advanced to the playoffs.]
align="center"|1982
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"
align="center"|T-8th [The Seattle Seahawks, Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills finished with 4-5 records. Cleveland's better conference record (4-3 vs. Buffalo's 3-3 and Seattle's 3-5 advanced the Browns to the playoffs. The Bills and Seahawks did not go to the playoffs.]
align="center"|4
align="center"|5
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1983
align="center"|1983
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center" bgcolor="#96CDCD" |T-2nd [The Seattle Seahawks, Cleveland Browns and Denver Broncos finished with 9-7 records. Seattle's and Denver's better head-to-head record (2-1 vs. Cleveland's 0-2) eliminated the Browns from the playoffs. Seattle's better conference record (5-3 vs. 3-5) gave the Seahawks the 1st Wild Card and Denver the 2nd Wild Card.]
align="center"|9
align="center"|7
align="center"|0
Won Wild Card Playoffs (Broncos) 31-7
Won Divisional Playoffs (Dolphins) 27-20
Lost Conference Championship (Raiders) 30-14|
-!align="center"|1984
align="center"|1984
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center" bgcolor="#96CDCD" |2nd
align="center"|12
align="center"|4
align="center"|0
Won Wild Card Playoffs (Raiders) 13-7
Lost Divisional Playoffs (Dolphins) 31-10
Chuck Knox (COY)
Kenny Easley (DPY)
-!align="center"|1985
align="center"|1985
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|T-3rd
align="center"|8
align="center"|8
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1986
align="center"|1986
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|T-2nd [The Seattle Seahawks, New York Jets, Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals finished with 10-6 records. New York and Kansas City advanced to the playoffs as Wild Cards based on better conference records (8-4 and 9-5 vs. Seattle's and Cincinnati's 7-5). The Seahawks and Bengals did not go to the playoffs.]
align="center"|10
align="center"|6
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1987 [The 1982 season was shortened to 15 games by a players' strike.]
align="center"|1987
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center" bgcolor="#96CDCD" |2nd
align="center"|9
align="center"|6
align="center"|0
Lost Wild Card Playoffs (Oilers) 23-20|
-!align="center"|1988
align="center"|1988
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center" bgcolor="#D0E7FF" |West
align="center" bgcolor="#D0E7FF" |1st
align="center"|9
align="center"|7
align="center"|0
Lost Divisional Playoffs (Bengals) 21-13|
-!align="center"|1989
align="center"|1989
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|4th
align="center"|7
align="center"|9
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1990
align="center"|1990
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|3rd [The Seattle Seahawks, Houston Oilers and Pittsburgh Steelers finished with 9-7 records. Houston's better conference record (8-4 vs. Seattle's 7-5 and Pittsburgh's 6-6) gave the Oilers the Wild Card and eliminated the Seahawks and Steelers from the playoffs.]
align="center"|9
align="center"|7
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1991
align="center"|1991
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|4th
align="center"|7
align="center"|9
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1992
align="center"|1992
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|5th
align="center"|2
align="center"|14
align="center"|0|
Cortez Kennedy (DPY)
-!align="center"|1993
align="center"|1993
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|5th
align="center"|6
align="center"|10
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1994
align="center"|1994
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|5th
align="center"|6
align="center"|10
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1995
align="center"|1995
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|T-3rd
align="center"|8
align="center"|8
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1996
align="center"|1996
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|T-4th
align="center"|7
align="center"|9
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1997
align="center"|1997
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|3rd
align="center"|8
align="center"|8
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1998
align="center"|1998
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|T-2nd
align="center"|8
align="center"|8
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|1999
align="center"|1999
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center" bgcolor="#D0E7FF" |West
align="center" bgcolor="#D0E7FF" |T-1st [The Seattle Seahawks and Kansas City Chiefs finished with 9-7 records. Seattle's head-to-head sweep of the Chiefs gave the Seahawks the division championship. The Chiefs did not go to the playoffs.]
align="center"|9
align="center"|7
align="center"|0
Lost Wild Card Playoffs (Dolphins) 20-17|
-!align="center"|2000
align="center"|2000
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|4th
align="center"|6
align="center"|10
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|2001
align="center"|2001
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|AFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|2nd
align="center"|9
align="center"|7
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|2002
align="center"|2002
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|NFC
align="center"|West
align="center"|T-2nd
align="center"|7
align="center"|9
align="center"|0||
-!align="center"|2003
align="center"|2003
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|NFC
align="center"|West
align="center" bgcolor="#96CDCD"|2nd
align="center"|10
align="center"|6
align="center"|0
Lost Wild Card Playoffs (Packers) 33-27|
-!align="center"|2004
align="center"|2004
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|NFC
align="center" bgcolor="#D0E7FF"|West
align="center" bgcolor="#D0E7FF"|1st
align="center"|9
align="center"|7
align="center"|0
Lost Wild Card Playoffs (Rams) 27-20|
-!align="center"|2005
align="center"|2005
align="center"|NFL
align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"|NFC
align="center" bgcolor="#D0E7FF"|West
align="center" bgcolor="#D0E7FF"|1st
align="center"|13
align="center"|3
align="center"|0
Won Divisional Playoffs (Redskins) 20-10
Won Conference Championship (Panthers) 34-14
Lost Super Bowl XL (Steelers) 21-10
Shaun Alexander (MVP)(OPY)
-!align="center"|2006
align="center"|2006
align="center"|NFL
align="center"|NFC
align="center" bgcolor="#D0E7FF"|West
align="center" bgcolor="#D0E7FF"|1st
align="center"|9
align="center"|7
align="center"|0
Won Wild Card Playoffs (Cowboys) 21-20
Lost Divisional Playoffs (Bears) 27-24|
-!align="center"|"2007"
align="center"|"2007"
align="center"|"NFL"
align="center"|"NFC
align="center" bgcolor="#D0E7FF"|"West"
align="center" bgcolor="#D0E7FF"|"1st"
align="center"|"10"
align="center"|"6"
align="center"|"0"
Won Wild Card Playoffs (Redskins) 35-14
Lost Divisional Playoffs (Packers) 42-20|
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-!align="center" rowSpan="3" colSpan="4"|Totals
align="right" colSpan="2"|Regular Season
align="center"|246
align="center"|254
align="center"|0
colSpan="2"|.492 Winning percentage
-
align="right" colSpan="2"|Postseason
align="center"|7
align="center"|10
align="center"|0
colSpan="2"|.412 Winning percentage
-
align="right" colSpan="2"|Overall!align="center"|253!align="center"|264!align="center"|0
colSpan="2"|.487 Winning percentage
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Footnotes

ee also

*History of the Seattle Seahawks

References

*cite web | title = NFL History: Yearly Standings | work = NFL History | publisher = NFL Enterprises, LLC. | date = 2007 | url = http://www.nfl.com/history/standings/ | accessdate = 2007-09-13
*cite web | title = Seattle Seahawks (1976-present) | work = Sports E-cyclopedia | publisher = Tank Productions | date = 2007 | url = http://www.sportsecyclopedia.com/nfl/seattle/seahawks.html | accessdate = 2007-09-13