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Following a whirlwind year, the Seattle Seahawks have announced their 2022 Season Honors.
The Seattle Seahawks’ season wrapped up with a wild-card loss to the San Francisco 49ers but there were plenty of highlights along the way. After a wild year, Seahawks.com reporter John Boyle has issued his 2022 Season Honors awards on the team’s website.
The Seattle Seahawks have announced their 2021 NFL season honors award winners.
The Seattle Seahawks had a disappointing 2021 campaign, finishing the year with a losing record and no trip to the playoffs. But the season wasn’t a complete dud, with a number of highlights and memorable plays.
Now that the year is in the books – the Seahawks have awarded their 2021 season honors to players and plays deserving of recognition.
Below are the winners:
Offensive MVP: Wide receiver Tyler Lockett
Defensive MVP: Safety Quandre Diggs
Special Teams MVP: Linebacker/Fullback Nick Bellore
Best Rookie, Offense: Offensive Tackle Jake Curhan
Most Promising Debut: Defensive end Darrell Taylor
Best Newcomer: Guard Gabe Jackson
Unsung Hero: Defensive tackle Al Woods
Best Finish: Running back Rashaad Penny
Best Year Two Leap: Linebacker Jordyn Brooks
Best play offense: Russell Wilson to Freddie Swain in the corner of the end zone.
Best play defense: Carlos Dunlap sack in Seattle’s Week-13 win over the 49ers.
Best play special teams: Michael Dickson’s double punt against the Rams.
Trend to continue in 2022: Run game success on both sides of the ball.
Thing to improve in 2022: The pass rush and takeaways on defense.
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With the first half of the 2021 NFL year in the books, the Seattle Seahawks have now announced their midseason honors winners.
The 2021 mid-season honors are in! 🏆
Follow along as we highlight @johnpboyle's selections.
Full Story: https://t.co/k26Jv3PRox pic.twitter.com/bXUKg57Jw1
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) November 5, 2021
The Seattle Seahawks have their bye this week, just in time to mark the middle of the NFL season. An annual tradition, the Seahawks have taken a look back at the first half of the year and issued their mid-season honors.
Without further ado . . . here are your 2021 mid-season award winners!
Offensive MVP: Wide receiver DK Metcalf
Defensive MVP: Linebacker Bobby Wagner
Special Teams MVP: Linebacker/Fullback Nick Bellore
Best Rookie: Cornerback Tre Brown
Best Newcomer: Guard Gabe Jackson
Best Comeback Player: Defensive end Darrell Taylor
Unsung Heroes: Poona Ford, Al Woods and Bryan Mone
Best Play, Offense: Russell Wilson escapes and finds Freddie Swain in the end zone for a spectacular touchdown
Best Play, Defense: Quandre Diggs takes one from his old friend Matt Stafford
Best Play, Special Teams: Michael Dickson’s absurd double punt vs. the Rams.
Trend to build on in the second half: Ball security on offense
Trend to clean up in the second half: Poor finishing
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After an impressive campaign that ended in the divisional round, the Seattle Seahawks have announced their 2019 Season Honors awards.
The Seattle Seahawks wrapped up their 2019 campaign with a loss to the Green Bay Packers in the divisional round of the playoffs. Now that the year is officially in the books, Seahawks.com has announced its Season Honors.
Without further ado, here are the winners of the coveted awards.
Offensive MVP: Quarterback Russell Wilson
Defensive MVP: Linebacker Bobby Wagner
Special Teams MVPs: Ugo Amadi & Nick Bellore
Best Rookie: Receiver DK Metcalf
Best Newcomer: Defensive End Jadeveon Clowney
Comebacker Player of The Year: Linebacker K.J. Wright
Best In-Season Acquisition: Safety Quandre Diggs
Unsung Hero: Center Joey Hunt
Most Improved: Defensive End Rasheem Green
Unexpected breakout season: Tight end Jacob Hollister
Best Play, Offense: Russell Wilson to Tyler Lockett for an (almost) impossible touchdown vs. the Rams
Best Play, Defense: Jarran Reed & Jadeveon Clowney team up for a defensive score against the 49ers
Best unexpected late-season development to arise from a bad situation: The return of Beast Mode
Trends to continue in 2020: Turnover differential, overall offensive efficiency & road success
Things to clean up in 2020: Defensive inconsistency & struggles at home
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