Betting On The Seattle Seahawks To Win Super Bowl In 2025

Seattle Seahawks Playoff History

Since joining the league as an official team in 1974, the Seattle Seahawks have etched their names in Super Bowl history. Of their 20 playoff appearances, they have turned 11 of them into division championships, 3 conference championships, and 1 Super Bowl victory.

Seahawks Playoff Appearances

The Seahawks saw their first playoff appearance come in 1983 which is just nine years after being established under Chuck Knox. The Seahawks, in fact, started off strong after their first postseason run as they went on to make three more playoff appearances in the ’80s including 1984, 1987, and 1988 which were all under Knox as well. They saw one more playoff appearance before the 2000s in 1999 during Mike Holmgren’s first season as the head coach. The Holmgren era continued four years later when he led them to five straight playoff appearances from 2003-2007. Their next playoff appearance did not come until 2010 which is when Pete Carroll first took over. From 2010 until the present day, Carroll led the Seahawks to the playoffs nine times including 2010, 2012-2016 and 2018-2020, and 2022.

Seahawks Division Championships

Of their 19 playoff berths, the Seahawks have turned an impressive 11 of them into division championships. Their first division championship came in 1988 under Chuck Knox. The Holmgren stint in Seattle saw five division championships with the first one coming in 1999 and from 2004-2007. Under Pete Carroll, they have won four division championships with the first one in 2010 then 2013-2014 and their most recent one came in 2016.

Seahawks Conference Championships

After the divisional round, the Seahawks saw quite the drop off as they were only able to convert 3 of their 10 divisional championships into conference titles. Surprisingly enough, just one conference championship came with Mike Holmgren in 2005 as they had Matt Hasselbeck under center. Their other two came in back to back years for Pete Carroll and Russell Wilson in 2013-2014.

Seahawks Super Bowl Victories

Of the Seahawks Super Bowl appearances, they’ve managed just one championship to their name which came to them in 2014 for Super Bowl XLVIII with Pete Carroll calling the plays and Russell Wilson under center. The Seahawks took down the Broncos in their win in blowout fashion as they won with a final score of 43-8. Going into the game, however, the Seahawks were actually seen as 2.5-point underdogs and clearly demolished that in winning fashion. The Super Bowl MVP honors were given to Malcolm Smith on the defensive end as he had a 69-yard interception that he returned for a touchdown as well as 10 tackles and a fumble recovery.

While they have made the playoffs seven times since their last Super Bowl win, it hasn’t translated to much and the Seahawks Super Bowl 59 odds are a clear representation of that. Seahawks SB 59 betting sites opened their odds over +2000 for the fifth time in six seasons.

2015 NFC Championship: Seahawks Overcome Early 16-Point Deficit

The Seattle Seahawks do not have a very extensive history of completing large comebacks, though they did manage to overcome one large deficit in the playoffs. This took place on January 18, 2015 in the NFC Championship Game against the Green Bay Packers. The Packers took a 16-0 lead about halfway through the second quarter; however, a 19-yard touchdown reception from Garry Gilliam towards the end of the third quarter began a scoring run that saw the Seahawks outscore the Packers 28-6. The culmination of this comeback came in overtime, when Russell Wilson threw a 35-yard touchdown pass to Jermaine Kearse to win the game 28-22 and complete the largest comeback in Seahawks’ playoff history.