The Seattle Seahawks have one Super Bowl win.

Seahawks Super Bowl History

The Seahawks' sole championship came in Super Bowl XLVIII on February 2, 2014, when they crushed the Denver Broncos 43-8 at MetLife Stadium. This remains their only victory as of early 2026, with no additional wins recorded through the 2025 NFL season or Super Bowl LX. They've appeared in three Super Bowls total, showcasing their peak under Pete Carroll's Legion of Boom era.

Here's a complete breakdown of their appearances:

Year| Super Bowl| Opponent| Result
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2006| XL| Pittsburgh Steelers| Loss 10-21 13
2014| XLVIII| Denver Broncos| Win 43-8 13
2015| XLIX| New England Patriots| Loss 24-28 13

Key Highlights from the Win

  • Dominant Defense : Players like Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas, and Malcolm Smith (MVP) held Denver scoreless until late, creating one of the most lopsided Super Bowls ever.
  • 12th Man Impact : Seattle's raucous fans contributed to a historic home-like atmosphere on the road.
  • No rings since: Despite strong seasons, like hints of contention in 2025, they haven't returned to the big game.

Recent Context (2025-2026)

Forum chatter and stats sites confirm the count at one win post-2025 playoffs—no Super Bowl berth that year despite solid play. Speculation swirled around seeding trends, but no payoff. As of February 2026, Geno Smith leads the squad, still chasing ring #2.

TL;DR: One Super Bowl win (2014), two losses—total record 1-2.

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