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The Seattle Seahawks had only two players selected to the 2020 NFL Pro Bowl first team. Here are the players who were snubbed.
The 2020 NFL Pro Bowl rosters were officially announced Tuesday evening and only two Seattle Seahawks were named as starters – quarterback Russell Wilson and linebacker Bobby Wagner.
Both are certainly deserving, but there are more than a few Seahawks who should have also made the cut.
Seven other Seattle players were named as alternates but were clearly snubbed this season, having failed to make the first team.
Here are the three major Pro Bowl snubs this year for the Seahawks.
Previewing and predicting the outcome of the Week 14, Sunday night divisional battle between the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams.
The Seattle Seahawks are gearing up for their 2019 debut on “Sunday Night Football” when they have their rematch with the Los Angeles Rams.
The Seahawks have had one of the most difficult remaining schedules and it does not get any easier against a talented and desperate division rival hungry for revenge. Seattle battled Los Angeles earlier this year in Week 5, and while the Seahawks ultimately won, the Rams most likely feel they should have emerged victorious.
The Rams left CenturyLink Field in defeat only because their game-winning field goal attempt missed wide right by the skin of its teeth.
Since their Thursday night showdown, the Rams have been somewhat listless, struggling mightily – especially in November, when they lost two out of three games, including their 45-6 shellacking at home on “Monday Night Football.” However, perhaps the Rams have turned a corner.
The Rams absolutely embarrassed the mostly competent Cardinals on the road in Week 13 to the tune of 34-7. It appears Los Angeles’ offense could be back on track after a brutal month stretch, which is bad news for the Seahawks.
A look at who stood out and who didn’t in the Seattle Seahawks sloppy win over the Philadelphia Eagles Week 12.
There are no style points in the NFL, and the Seattle Seahawks are certainly grateful for that. On Sunday the Seahawks tied a franchise record with their sixth road win of the year, remaining unbeaten away from Seattle, with a sloppy 17-9 win over the Philadelphia Eagles.
Not only did the Seahawks continue their winning ways on the road, they also continued their 30-year win streak in Philadelphia. The Seahawks have not lost in the City of Brotherly Love since September of 1989.
It was an ugly affair in the cold, windy Sunday afternoon, but the Seahawks walked away with an important victory to stay on pace with the rest of the NFC and keep their hopes of a division title comfortably alive. As a result, here are 3 Studs and 2 Duds from Sunday’s game.
