80 (OUT OF 110) TRIVIA QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
1. One
of the Seattle’s highest scoring games was played on November 27, 1983 against
Kansas City. It was the most points scored in an NFL game in Seattle’s hoe
stadium, Kingdome. Who recorded the only 207 yards rushing on 37 carries to
beat Kansas City in 1983?
A) Steve Deberg
B) John Easley
C) Bryon Walker
D) Curt Warner*
2.
The Kingdome earned a reputation as the loudest
stadium in the National Football League. It was a multi-purpose stadium located
in the industrial district, owned by King County. It was best known as the home
stadium of the Seattle’s Seahawks. When was the stadium opened?
A) February
18, 1974
B) March 27, 1976*
C) June 14, 1977
D) March 16, 1976
3. The
Pro Football Hall of Fame opened in 1963. It’s the hall of fame for American
Football which enshrines exceptional figures in the sport professional football,
who made their primary contributions to the game in the National Football
League. As of 2020 class, an additional 15 members were inducted into the Hall
of fame to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the NFL. These
additional members are known as what?
A) Centennial slate*
B) NFL class of Pro Hall
C) The legends List
D) The Fandome
4. Sean
Locklear, a versatile player who had played for the Washington Redskins, New
York Giants, Atlanta Falcons, joined the Seattle Seahawks in the third round of
the 2004 NFL draft. Sean played college football at North Carolina State University.
What was Sean Locklear position?
A) Offensive
Tackle*
B) QuaterBacks
C) Linebacker
D) Wide
Reciever
5. At
6 foot 6 and 30 pounds, Howard Ballard played the tackle position for two NFL
teams; Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks. He was nicknamed “House” for his
sturdy build. Howard is currently
coaching high school football in his home state, Alabama. How many Pro Bowls
did Howard Ballard made during his five years in Seattle?
A) None*
B) 2
C) 3
D) 1
6. The
longest stretch of happiness for the 12th man and Seattle football
was in the mid-2000s. This was when Seattle made their first Super Bowl in the
2005 season. They had Walter Jones at the left tackle, Steve Hutchison at the
left guard, and Robbie Tobeck at the center. Which player was at the right
guard when the Seattle Seahawks went to the Super Bowl in 2005?
A) Bobby Engram
B) Shaun Alexander
C) Chris Gray*
D) Michael Bennet
7. Before
the 2013 NFL season, head Coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Schneider
signed Cliff Avril, a defensive end to Seattle. Between 2013 and 2016, Avril
had 33.5 sacks for Seattle and 86 quarterback hits. On December 19, 2014, Avril
signed a deal with the Seahawks for $28.5 million. How many years extension
deal did he sign?
A) 5 years
B) 2 years
C) 3 years
D) 4 years*
8. When
the expansion Seattle Seahawks began their preseason play in 1976, Pete Gross
became their play-by-play announcer. The American sport announcer started his
career in sports broadcasting at high school in Watsonville, California. Pete
Gross was the first non-player to be inducted into the Seahawks ring of honor.
For how long was he considered the “voice of the Seahawks” in Seattle, Washington?
A) 17
years*
B) 12 years
C) 10 years
D) 4 years
9. Since
the Seahawks joined was established in 1974, one of Seattle’s low points is
losing their final home game at their inaugural stadium, Kingdome. This game
marks Seattle’s final playoff game as a member of the AFC. Which team defeated
Seahawks in their final home game at Kingdome on January 9, 2000?
A) Green Bay Packers
B) Chicago Bears
C) Denver Broncos
D) Miami Dolphins*
10. Matthew
Hasselbeck achieved great records in his career. He was the all-time leader in
most Seattle passing categories, finishes 22 of 35 for 272 yards. The 6ft 4
inches player spent most of his career with the Seahawks. He played the quarterback
position for Seattle Seahawks between 2001-2010. How many times was Matthew Hasselbeck
selected to the Pro Bowl?
A) 3*
B) 7
C) 5
D) 2
11. On
December 22, 1984, 11 months after losing to Los Angeles in the AFC
championship game, the Seahawks knock Super Bowl defending champion out of the
playoffs with a 13-7 win. Who were the defending champion at that time?
A) Los Angeles Raiders*
B) Minnesota Vikings
C) New Orleans Saints
D) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
12. Since
inception, NFL have had a number of famous players with hearing loss. Larry
Brown was the first known football player in the NFL to have hearing loss.
Brown was deaf in one ear, and he played for the Redskins as a running back.
Who’s the most recent deaf NFL player that plays for the Seahawks?
A) Derrick Lamont Coleman*
B) Derrick Demetrius Coleman
C) Kenny Walker
D) Bonnie Sloan
13. The
Seahawks have played more than 40 seasons since they started playing in NFL as
an expansion team. Their first season was in 1976 and their most recent season was
in 2020. in the early 80’s, they earned
their first wild card spot in the NFL. On what day did the Seattle Seahawks
made their first ever playoffs?
A) December 24, 1983*
B) August 18, 1981
C) November 22, 1982
D) December 12, 1984
14. Most
notable NFL football coaches have played professional football at some level
before becoming a head or assistant coach, but Pete Carroll is one of the few
coaches who never played professional football at any level. Pete is the second
oldest coach, and he has been coaching in NFL since 1984. Which book helped
Pete Carroll develop his coaching philosophy?
A) The inner game of Tennis by
Timothy Gallwey*
B) 3D coach by Jeff Duke
C) Above the line by Urban Meyer
D) Eleven rings by Phil Jackson
15. Jon
Kitna, the current head coach of Burleson high school was a former American
quarterback in the NFL for the Seattle Seahawks. Dennis Erickson, the Seattle’s
head coach between 1995-1998, discovered Jon Kitna and signed him as an
undrafted free agent on April 25, 1996. Kitna was named in 1999, the AFC
offensive player of the month for October, after guiding the club to a 3-1
record, while throwing for 7 touchdowns and 2 interceptions. Who did Jon Kitna
unseat from the starter role in 1998?
A) Earl Thomas
B) Marshawn Lynch
C) Warren Moon*
D) Rick Mirer
16. In
professional sports, a free agent is a player who is eligible to sign with
other clubs or franchises. Warren Moon is one of the Seattle players that was
signed as a free agent. Warren Moon threw for 3,678 yards, 25 touchdowns in his
first in Seattle. Which of these players was originally signed as an undrafted
free agent in 1996 by the New York Giants before signing a $3.5 million worth
contract with the Seattle Seahawks on March 27, 2008?
A) Chad Brown
B) Julian Peterson
C) Brandon Browner
D) Olindo Mare*
17. The
Blue Thunder, a 30-piece drumline for the Seattle Seahawks was formed in 2004.
They perform around the stadium and in local fan bars two hours before and
after each home game. The drumline consists of 8 snares, 8 bass drums, 6 tenor
drums and 8 cymbal players. Which of these celebrity drummers have joined the
Blue thunder for single games?
A) Steve Smith*
B) Anderson Cooper
C) Chet Atkins
D)Adam Hann
18. Only
two people in National Football League has won a Super Bowl as a player,
assistant coach, and head coach. These two people are Mike Ditka and Tom Flores.
Tom Flores won Super Bowl IV as a player for Kansas City Chiefs, Super Bowl XI
as an assistant coach of Raiders, and Super Bowl XV and Super Bowl XVIII as a
head coach of Raiders. In what year did Tom Flores join the Seahawks as their
head coach?
A) 1994
B) 1992*
C) 1971
D 1987
19. After
handling Matt Flynn a three-year contract in 2012, no one expected the Seattle
Seahawks to have a third- round pick out of Wisconsin. Russell Wilson was
selected by the Seahawks in the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft. Wilson,
during his rookie season beat Matt Flynn to start in every regular season. He
established a new team record with 26 touchdown passes to lead the Seahawks to
the playoffs, and was named the Pepsi NFL Rookie of the year. Outside of
football, which other league is he associated with?
A) Major League Soccer*
B) Major league Baseball
C) National Hockey League
D) Canadian Football League
20. When
the Seahawks started playing in 1976, the team’s logo was stylized royal blue
and forest green hawk’s head based on Northwestern tribal art. While the home
uniforms were royal blue with white, blue and green arm stripes, what was the
colour of their read uniform?
A) Silver and green body stripes
B) Yellow and green arm stripes
C) Black and white arm stripes
D) White with blue and green arm stripes*
21. The
hiring of Seattle’s first head coach, Jack Patera was announced on January 3,
1976. He was Seattle’s head coach from 1976 until the 1982 season. Before
coming to Seattle, Patera coached two of the most defensive lines in league
history; the ‘Fearsome Foursome’ of Los Angeles Rams and the ‘Purple People
Eaters’ of the Minnesota Vikings. Who recruited Jack Patera as the first head
coach of the Seahawks?
A) Ken Hoffman
B) Pete Rozelle
C) Lloyd Nordstrom
D) John Thompson*
22. Following
one of the agreed parts of the 1970 AFL-NFL merger, the NFL began planning to
expand from 26 to 28 teams. In 1976, the NFL officially expanded from 26 to 28
teams. The expansion draft lasted 17 rounds with 487 total selections. Which
two teams made the first two selections?
A) San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore
Ravers
B) Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Seattle
Seahawks*
C) New England Patriots and Miami
Dolphins
D) Kansas City Chiefs and Minnesota
Vikings
23. In
2002, the Seahawks moved into what was mostly known as Seahawks stadium which
was built on the grave of the Kingdome. In 2011, it was called Century link
field after Century link acquired Qwest communications. On November 19, 2020,
Seattle announced the rename of the Seahawk’s home stadium. The stadium which
was once known as Qwest field and Century Link field is now known as what?
A) Memorial stadium
B) Husky field
C) Lumen field*
D) New Century Stadium
24. The
Seattle Seahawks Ring of Honor is a group of people honored for their
contributions to the team. The first person inducted into the ‘Hawks’ ring of
honor was Steve Largent, in 1989. On August 2021, the Seahawks announced that
two people will be inducted to the franchise’s Ring of Honor. Who are these two
new members?
A) Curt
Warner and Cortez Kennedy
B) Walter
Jones and Jacob Green
C) Paul
Allen and McCormack
D) Matt
Hasselbeck and Mike Holmgren*
25. John
Randle, who was nicknamed ‘Motor mouth’ joined the Seahawks in 2001. He was a
defensive tackle player before he retired in 2004. John was named to seven Pro
Browl squads over his career. His 137.5 career sacks remain the second highest
total by a defensive tackle in NFL history. What year was his jersey number
retired by his alma mater, Hearne High school?
A) 2010*
B) 2012
C) 2009
D) 2015
26. The
National Football League playoffs for the 2003 season began on January 3, 2004.
It was the 84th regular season of the National Football League, and
Seattle’s 28th season under head coach Mike Holmgren. Which NFL team
defeated Seattle Seahawks in the 2003 NFC wild card playoffs?
A) Atlanta Falcons
B) Minnesota Vikings
C) Green Bay Packers*
D) Indianapolis Colts
27. After
spending a year out of football, Jim Zorn, a left-handed quarterback was signed
as a free agent with the Seattle Seahawks in 1976. He was best known as the
starting quarterback of the Seattle Seahawks for their first eight seasons.
Zorn was inducted into Seahawks Ring of Honor in 1999. When did he move to Seattle’s
pro coaching ranks under head coach Dennis Erickson?
A)1996
B) 2000
C) 1998
D) 1997*
28. The
Seahawks played most almost all their home games at the Kingdome from 1976
until the year it was demolished. The team opened and closed the facility with
a loss. The first game was a 27-20 preseason setback to the San Francisco 49ers
in August 1976, while their final event at the stadium was a 20-17 playoff
defeat to the Miami Dolphins in January 2020. After the Kingdome was imploded
on March 26, 2000, which stadium did Seahawks play their home games temporarily
while their new facility was being built?
A) West
Seattle Stadium
B) The
King County
C) Washington
Husky Stadium*
D) Kinggins
Bowl
29. Since
NFL teams began retiring numbers, 139 players have had their Jersey number
retired. The Chicago Bears and the New York Giants have the most retired
numbers with 14 each, while the Seahawks have only retired 5 numbers. What was
the first Jersey number to be retired in Seattle Seahawks?
A) No.
34
B) No.
12*
C) No.
45
D) No.
80
30. Brian
Bosworth, born in Oklahoma City, played linebacker for the Seattle Seahawks. In
1987 NFL supplemental draft, he signed with Seahawks what is considered both
the biggest contract in team history and the biggest rookie contract in the NFL
history at the time: ten years for $11 million. Brian appeared in 12 games
during his rookie season, and retired in 1989 due to a shoulder injury. After
the end of his career, what is the name of the action film he starred in?
A) Point
break
B) Starship
troop
C) Stone
cold*
D) Speed
31. In
2013, Seattle’s rooters emitted the loudest crowd roar at a sports stadium, and
set the Guinness world record by generating 137.6 decibels worth of
full-throated cheering. In 2005, the sheer volume of this deafening home crowd
helped force the visiting New York Giants to commit 11 false start penalties.
The Seattle’s fans have set the Guinness world record twice for the loudest
noise at a sporting event. The Seattle’s ravenous fan base is known as what?
A) Thunderbolt
B) The
12TH Man*
C) The
Hawk Backers
D) The
Seahawks
32. The
1997 Pro Browl was played on Monday, January 17, 1977. It marked the NFL’s 27th
annual all-star game which featured the outstanding performers from the 1976
season. It was the first sell out in Pro Bowl history where AFC beat NFC 24-14.
What number of crowds watched the game?
A) 63,214*
B) 62,300
C) 58,315
D) 64,700
33. Based
in Seattle, Washington, the Seattle Seahawks are the only team in the pacific
Northwest. They have won 9 division titles, 3 conference championships, with 3
Super Bowl appearances. Which team did they lose to in their first trip the
Super Bowl In 2006?
A) Pittsburgh
Steelers*
B) New
England Patriots
C) Tennessee
Titans
D) Cleveland
Browns
34. The
name ‘Seahawks’ was selected on June 17, 1975 after the club asked the fans for
suggestions. The public contest drew more than 20, 000 entries and over 1,700
different names. Five names were selected as finalist before Seahawks was
chosen. How many people submitted the name ‘Seahawks’?
A) 145
B) 1200
C) 630
D) 153*
35. Born
and raised in Chesapeake, Virginia, Kenny Easley became an immediate starter
after he was selected by the Seahawks as the fourth overall pick in the first
round of the 1981 NFA Draft. He recorded three interceptions for 155 yards and
one touchdown as a rookie. During his seven years career with the Seahawks,
Kenny Easley made 89 appearances. What’s his jersey number that was officially
retired in 2017?
A) 44
B) 23
C) 56
D) 45*
36. The
Legion of Boom is the nickname for the defensive backs group of the Seattle
Seahawks. The group earned a reputation for consistently leading the NFL in
numerous defensive categories. The name was coined in 2011. The group grew to
encompass the Seahawks defense as a whole. Who amongst these players was part
of the original Seahawks members?
A) Richard
Sherman*
B) Pete
Gross
C) Bobby
Edmonds
D) Arnold
Chuck
37. Marshawn
Lynch, popularly known as ‘Beast mode’ was an American football running back
who was born in Oakland, California. Lynch was nicknamed ‘beast mode’ for his
powerful running style and consistent ability to run over defenders and break
tackles. He retired in 2015 following an injury plagued year. Apart from
Seattle, which other NFL team did Lynch played for?
A) Dallas
Cowboys
B) San
Francisco 49ers
C) Green
Bay Packers
D) Buffalo
Bills*
38. Monday
Night Football is a live television broadcast of weekly NFL games on ESPN in
the United States. It has aired more than 700 episodes since its original
release on September 21, 1970. On December 5, 2005, the Seattle Seahawks shut
out the Philadelphia Eagles with a large margin of victory. The game was dubbed
‘Monday night massacre’ by NFL films? What was the final score of that game?
A) 42-
0*
B) 38-
2
C) 14-0
D) 16-0
39. Before
he was hired by the Seahawks as executive vice president of football operations
and head coach, Pete has been the head coach of several NFL teams. He was a
coach at University of Southern California where he won 6 bowl games and a BSC
National Championship Game. On what day did Pete Carroll win his 100th
game as Seahawks head coach, defeating Pittsburgh Steelers 28-26?
A) September
15, 2019*
B) August
21, 2018
C) October
22, 2018
D) September
20, 2020
40. Bobby
Engram is one of the best receivers in Seattle history. Bobby currently has 399
receptions, the fifth most yard receiving and the ninth most touchdown passes
caught. Bobby Engram is currently coaching as Baltimore Ravens’ tight end
coach. The next team he joined as a player when he left Seattle Seahawks in
2008 was?
A) Kansas
City Chief*
B) Chicago
Bears
C) Baltimore
Ravens
D) Detroit
Lions
41. In
2002, the Seahawks returned to the NFC West as part of an NFL realignment plan
that gave each conference four balanced divisions of four teams each. It was
the same year they opened their new stadium, Seahawks stadium, on the site of
their former stadium, the Kingdome. The Seahawks are the only NFL team to
switch conferences, moving from AFC West to the NFC West. In 2002 season, which
player started instead of Matt Hasselbeck and threw for 352 yards but managed
one touchdown in Seattle’s game against Arizona Cardinals?
A) Trent
Dilfer*
B) Shaun
Alexander
C) Cortez
Kennedy
D) Russell
Wilson
42. Chuck
Knox first year as head coach in Seahawks was in 1983. It was the year of the
team’s first playoffs experience. Chuck Knox was the head coach that won the
most game for the Seahawks during the 20th century. Knox posted a record of 83
wins and 64 losses during his time as coach in Seattle. How many times did
Chuck receive an award as AP NFL coach of the year?
A) 3
times*
B) 6
times
C) 2
times
D) 4
times
43. Since
the NFL was founded in 1920, only five teams have made the playoffs with a
losing record. Detroit Lions and Cleveland Browns made it in 1982. Seattle
Seahawks made it in 2010. Carolina Panthers made it in 2014. Recently,
Washington football team made it in 2020. What losing record did the Seahawks
made the 2010 playoffs with?
A) 7-9*
B) 6-7
C) 9-12
D) 12-14
44. The Super Bowl was first held in 1967. It’s
among the biggest club sporting events in the world. Since the creation of
Super Bowl, Seahawks have made 3 Super Bowl appearances; in 2005, 2013, and
2014. In Seahawks’ three appearances, how many Super Bowl title have they won?
A) 2
B) 1*
C) 0
D) 3
45. In
June 1972, Seattle Professional football announced its intention to acquire an
NFL franchise for the City of Seattle. In December 1974, NFL commissioner
announced the official signing of the NFL franchise for the city. Lloyd W. Nordstrom signed the franchise agreement
and they owned the Franchise until 1988. Who was the second owner of the Seattle
Seahawks after Lloyd Nordstrom?
A) Paul
Allen
B) Ken
Behring*
C) Dan
Campbell
D) Brad
Holmes
46. Lumen
field marks the fourth name for the Seahawks home stadium which opened in 2002.
It is owned by Washington State Public Stadium Authority. With more than 60,000
capacity, the field was also designed for soccer. The first soccer event that
was held in Lumen field is called what?
A) United
Soccer League (USL)*
B) USL
Championship
C) National
Independent Soccer League
D) Major
League Soccer
47. After
his retirement as a linebacker for the Washington Redskins in 1977, Rusty Tillman
stayed in NFL as an assistant coach in Seattle Seahawks for 16 years, where he
coached special teams, tight ends, and linebackers before becoming defensive
coordinator. His special squad was known as the R.A.T squad. What name was he
called due to his special teams’ mastery?
A) The
king*
B) The
Boz
C) Cadillac
D) Buck
48. Super
Bowl XL was played in Ford field, Detroit, on February 5, 2006. Seattle’s
opponent was the Pittsburgh Steelers who had won four Super Bowls. Under the
head coach, Mike Holmgren, Seahawks was defeated by Pittsburgh Steelers by the
score of 21-10. During the first quarter, which Seahawks punt returner gave his
team good field position by returning Chris Gardocki’s 37-yard punt 12 yards to
Seattle’s 49-yard line?
A) Josh
Brown
B) Darrell
Jackson
C) Michael
Boulware
D) Peter
Warrick*
49. In
the Seahawks’ heyday, the Kingdome was known as one of the loudest stadiums in
the league. Opposing teams were known to practice with jet engine sounds
blaring at full blast to prepare for the painfully high decibel level. In
recognition of the home field advantage championed by Seattle’s fans, the Seahawks
retired number 12 before the final game of the 1984 season. Who retired the no.
12 on December 14, 1984?
A) Mike
McCormack*
B) Peter
McLoughlin
C) Chuck
Arnold
D) Ted
Thompson
50. Cortez
Kennedy was a defensive tackle for his entire 11 season career with the Seattle
Seahawks. He was inducted into the Pro football Hall of fame in 2012. In 1992,
he won the defensive player of the year award despite his team finishing 2-4.
In 167 games with Seattle, Cortez recorded 58 sacks and three interceptions. How
many tackles did he recorded while he was in Seattle?
A) 668
tackles*
B) 440
tackles
C) 320
tackles
D) 700
tackles
51. Richard
Sherman arrived at Seahawks through the 2011 draft. He led the NFL in
interceptions in 2013, the same year Seahawks won the Super Bowl. Richard Sherman
earned 3 first -team all Pro honors thrice during his time in Seahawks. The
last time he played for the Seahawks was in 2017, after he ruptured his
Achilles at the Arizona Cardinals. Which of these Universities did he earned an
athletic scholarship to attend when he played for his high school?
A) San
Francisco State University
B) San
Diego State University
C) Fresno
Pacific University
D) Stanford
University*
52. There
have been 8 coaches for the Seahawks franchise since expansion. Their first
head coach was Jack patera while their current head coach is Pete Carroll. Out
of these 8 coaches, only one have been inducted into Pro football hall of fame.
Who’s the only Seahawks coach to have been inducted into Pro Football Hall of
fame.
A) Mike
McCormack*
B) Jack
patera
C) Chuck
Knox
D) Tom
Flores
53. Richard
Tuten gained one of his career highlights in 1992 when he punted for 4,760
yards with an average of 44.1 yards per unit. While with the Seattle Seahawks
in 1998, Richard Tuten won the designation as the league’s strongest man
pound-for-pound in ‘flex magazine.’ Throughout his entire career, he went to
the Pro Bowl once. In what year did he go to his only Pro bowl?
A) 1993
B) 1992
C) 1987
D) 1994*
54. Bobby
Joe Edmonds still holds two Seahawks records; one is for most punt yards gained
in a career and the other is for the most punt yard gained in a season. Edmonds
made the AFC Pro Bowl squad in 1986 as a rookie after he was selected by
Seattle in the 5th round of the 1986 NFL Draft. Which University did
he play for before he was selected by the Seattle Seahawks?
A) University
of Arkansa*
B) Clemson
University
C) University
of Notre Dame
D) University
of Oklahoma
55. For
more than ten years, Warren Moon was a starter quarterback in the National Football
League, with a total of 49,325 yards, 291 touchdowns, 233 interceptions, and
58.4 completion package. He only played two seasons in Seattle and still made
the Pro Bowl after his first year. When was he inducted in Pro Football Hall of
fame?
A) 2008
B) 2009
C) 2005
D) 2006*
56. What
is the name of a 6 ft 3 inches former professional football player who played
college football for the Michigan State Spartans, attended Flint Southwestern
High school, played wide receiver position for 4 years in Seattle Seahawks, and
amassed 23 touchdowns on 69 receptions over his first two seasons in the NFL?
A) Daryl
Turner*
B) Tyler
Lokett
C) Freddie
Swain
D) Brian
Blades
57. Dennis
Erickson’s coaching career began at age 34 at the University of Idaho. He
turned down offers from both the Denver Broncos and Philadelphia Eagles, and
accepted an offer to coach the Seattle Seahawks in January 1995 for about $1
million per year. In 1996, the Seahawks finished 7-9, Erickson’s worst record
with the team. In his first season at Seattle, which quarterback player did he
switch Rick Mirer with?
A) John
Friesz*
B) Jim
Zorn
C) Seneca
Wallace
D) Charlie
Whitehurst
58. From
2000 until the final year of his career in 2007, Chris Gray was a consistently
good guard that was a cog in one of the best offensive lines in NFL history. He
was an integral part of the offensive line that blocked for Matt Hasselbeck and
Shaun Alexander during their five consecutive playoff appearances (2003-2007).
How many games did Chris Gray started even though he never made a Pro Bowl?
A) 170
games*
B) 120
games
C) 110
games
D) 97
games
59. Robbie
Tobeck is one player the Seattle’s 12th man was already familiar
with, because he played the last part of his college football at Washington
State. Tobeck started every game between 2001 and 2005 for the Seahawks. He was
one of the three Seattle offensive lineman to make the Pro Bowl in 2005. With a
total number of 13 seasons in NFL, where did Robbie Tobeck begin his NFL
career?
A) Seattle
Seahawks
B) Atlanta
Falcons*
C) Chicago
Bears
D) Baltimore
Ravens
60. Blitz,
the official mascot of Seattle Seahawks made his debut on September 13, 1998 at
the Kingdome. Since the character’s introduction in 1998, Blitz appears in all
Seattle’s home games and hundreds of community and charity events. What is the
name of the second Mascot introduced by Seattle in 2004 as an official sidekick
to Blitz?
A) Sir
Purr
B) Rowdy
C) Boom*
D) Poe
61. With
16.24 fantasy points per game, Richard Watters had a productive run with the
Seahawks from his first and last season with the team. Watters best game as a
Seahawk came against the Chiefs, on November 21, 1999, when he had 174 yards
from scrimmage and 3 touchdowns for 39.4 points. How many seasons did Richard
Watters play for the Seahawks before he retired?
A) 4
seasons
B) 3
seasons*
C) 2
Seasons
D) 5
Seasons
62. Trent
Dilfer, best known as the starting quarterback of the Baltimore Ravens during
their Super Bowl winning season in 2012. Apart from being a quarterback player,
Trent Dilfer was also a football analyst. Trent played in the NFL for 14 years
as a football quarterback. On August 3, 2001, the Seattle Seahawks signed
Dilfer as a backup quarterback to which Seahawks’ player?
A) Dave
Krieg
B) Matt
Hasselbeck*
C) Dan
McGwire
D) Kelly
Stouffer
63. As
of 2009, the Seahawks’ flagship station is Kiro 97.3 FM. Former Seahawks players; Steve Raible and
Warren Moon have both worked as announcers in the radio station. Steve Raible
played for Seattle Seahawks for six seasons while Warren Moon played for Seahawks
for just one season. What year was Warren Moon suspended indefinitely from his sportscaster
position?
A) 2017*
B) 2015
C) 2019
D) 2000
64. Dating
back to the 1984 season, Seattle had the longest drought of playoff victories
of any NFL team. The drought ended in
2005 after the Seahawks defeated Washington Redskins in the playoffs with a
20-10 win. It was the Franchise’s 30th season and anniversary.
Seattle’s home field during the 2005 playoffs was called?
A) Qwest
field*
B) CenturyLink
field
C) Seahawks
Stadium
D) Lumen
field
65. For
ten seasons, John Williams was in the NFL as a running back player. Williams played
college football for the University of Florida and later played professionally
for the Seattle Seahawks and the Pittsburgh Steelers of NFL. During his ten-year
professional career, William played in 149 regular season games and started in
135 of them. In how many Pro Bowls did William represented the Seahawks?
A) Two*
B) Four
C) Three
D) Five
66. Bryan
Millard got a chance at professional football through the help of the New
Jersey Generals. He wasn’t drafted by the NFL in 1983, but the New Jersey
Generals of the USFL drafted him in the 12th round. Millard left the
team and joined Seattle in 1984. Millard won individual recognition in 1988 as
a second-team-all- conference guard by a poll created by which of these
International news agencies?
A) Associated
Press
B) Reuters
C) Reuters
D) United
Press International*
67. With
over 200 tackles in his career, Bryce Fisher agreed to a four-year contract
with the Seahawks on March 16, 2005. He started 15 games for the Seahawks and
led the team with career high 9.0 sacks in 2005. How many sacks did Bryce make
in 2006?
A) 4.0
sacks*
B) 6.0
sacks
C) 3.0
sacks
D) 8.0
sacks
68. Matthew
Hasselbeck biggest passing day was for 268 yards against the St. Louis Rams.
He’s a current analyst for ESPN’s Sunday NFL countdown. He was selected to
three pro Bowls in his career, and he retired in 2016. Which team drafted
Matthew Hasselbeck in the sixth round of the 1998 NFL Draft?
A) Indianapolis
Colts
B) Tennessee
Titans
C) Seattle
Seahawks
D) Green
Bay Packers*
69. The
Seahawks dancers are part of the support system of the Seattle Franchise. They
are a group of female and male cheerleaders who rallies the crowd from the
sidelines and performs at half time during home games at Lumen Field. Prior to
admitting male members, the group was an all-females quad. What were they
called?
A. Sea
Gals*
B. The
Hawk Girls
C. All
stars
D. Seattle’s
Rave
70. Brian
Blades spent his entire NFL career with Seahawks. He gained 7,620 receiving
yards and scores 34 touchdowns. Two of his younger brothers were former NFL
cornerbacks; Bennie Blades and AI Blades. He was selected to a Super Bowl once.
Which of one of these awards di Brian Blade receive in 1989?
A) Steve
Largent Award
B) The
Marcus Nalley MVP Award*
C) Ed
Block Courage Award
D) Award
of Distinction Outstanding Wide Receiver
71. An
American football game that took place during a 2010 NFC wild card playoff game
was popularly dubbed “Beast quake.” The game was between Seattle Seahawks and
the super bowl defending champions, New Orleans Saints. During the game, how
many tackles did Marshawn Lynch broke to provide the winning margin?
A) 9
tackles*
B) 11
tackles
C) 8
tackles
D) 10
tackles
72. The
Seahawks defense performance in 2013 was acclaimed as one of the best in Super
Bowl era. It was the era when the Seahawks defeated the New Orleans Saints
23-15 and the San Francisco 49ers 23-17, in the playoffs to advance to Super
Bowl XLVIII against Denver Broncos. How many Seahawks players were selected to
the 2013 Super Pro Browl?
A) 6*
B) 8
C) 7
D) 5
73. The
Seattle’s 1990s era witnessed a bit of challenge when Behring and Hoffman
transferred the team’s operations to Antonio, California. The team almost relocated,
and was in bankruptcy for a short period. The NFL threatened Behring with a
fine if he fails to move the team’s operations back to Seattle. How much did
they threaten to fine him?
A) $500,000
a day*
B) $200,000
a day
C) $450,000
a day
D) 320,000
a day
74. 43
years old Julian Peterson appeared in three straight Pro Bowls for the Seahawks
and five in his NFL career. Julian Peterson has a total of 756 tackles, 51.5
sacks and 8 interceptions in his career. He had 24.5 sacks in his three seasons
in Seattle. Which team was he traded to in 2009?
A) Detroit
lions*
B) Tampa
Bay Buccaneers
C) New
Orleans Saints
D) Pittsburgh
Steelers
75. Steve
Niehaus was NFC defensive rookie of the year 1976 who only for 4 seasons in the
National Football League. Steve Niehaus was the first ever draft pick for the
Seattle Seahawks and the second player taken in the 1976 NFL Draft. Which team
signed him after he left Seattle Seahawks?
A) Houston
Texans
B) New
York Giants
C) Minnesota
Vikings*
D) Jacksonville
Jaguars
76. Shaun
Alexander was a first-round pick for the Seahawks out of Alabama in 2000. Shaun
led the NFL with 28 rushing, 27 rushing touchdowns and 168 points scored in
2005. It was the same year he was named the NFL MVP for the 2005 season. When
was he inducted into the Alabama sports Hall of fame?
A) May
2011*
B) June
2013
C) August
2012
D) July
2011
77. Walter Jones Jr. is not in the hall of fame or
even the Seahawks Ring of honor yet, but he was once named the best player in
the NFL. Many experts consider him as to be the best Offensive Tackle of all
time. Born in Alabama, Walter played College football for the Florida. How many
times was he penalized for holding?
A) 7
times
B) 9
times*
C) 10
times
D) 2
times
78. With
a career NFL statistic of 38,147 passing yards, Dave Krieg led the Seahawks to
their first playoff appearance in 1983. Krieg was added to the Seahawks Ring of
honor in 2004. He also led his team to their first division title. In what year
did the Seahawks win their first division title?
A) 1987
B) 1988*
C) 1979
D) 1978
79. At
six feet and eight inches, McGwire was the tallest quarterback to play in the
NFL upon his professional debut. He played in Seahawks for four seasons and one
season for the Miami Dolphins. While in Seattle, which player was he a backup
for?
A) Kelly
Stouffer
B) Rick
Mirer
C) Stan
Gelbaugh
D) Dave
Grieg*
80. Popularly
known as “Mr. Automatic” during his tenure with the Seattle Seahawks, Norm
Johnson has the 12th most points in the NFL history. He finished his NFL seasons with 366 of 447
field goals. What’s Norm Johnson’s current career after retirement?
A) Real
Estate*
B) Assistant
Coach
C) Acting
D) Sports
Analyst.
