The Seahawks are officially taking their newly minted Vince Lombardi Trophy on a celebratory tour following their historic Super Bowl 60 victory over the Patriots. While the organization is basking in championship glory and celebrating Head Coach Mike Macdonald’s birthday, the front office is already looking ahead to the title defense by scheduling a physical joint training camp practice with the Tennessee Titans.
The Minnesota Vikings have officially requested permission to interview Seahawks assistant GM Nolan Teasley for their vacant GM position . Teasley has been a crucial piece of Seattle’s front office for over a dozen years with two Lombardis to his name, and losing him would be a significant blow to John Schneider’s braintrust .
We are officially exactly 75 days away from your Super Bowl Champion Seattle Seahawks opening the 2026 NFL season! The countdown is firmly on, and Pass Game Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach Jake Peetz has already been making the rounds on YouTube reflecting on his journey to becoming a Super Bowl champ.
Happy Birthday, Coach Mike! The official team channels flooded the timelines today to wish Head Coach Mike Macdonald a Happy Birthday. Fans are showing plenty of love for “our coach” as he rings in another year with a Lombardi Trophy on his resume.
ESPN reports that running back George Holani “is squarely in Seattle’s backfield plans for 2026”. This suggests the front office and coaching staff view him as a key piece of the offensive rotation for the upcoming season, cementing his status on the active roster.
The 49ers Have a Mike MacDonald Problem! · Reddit NFL Live aired a segment detailing how head coach Mike MacDonald’s defensive scheme poses a serious threat to the rival San Francisco 49ers. Fans are rallying behind the national media finally acknowledging the formidable defensive identity brewing in Seattle.
Free agent linebacker Bobby Wagner has landed at #81 on the NFL’s Top 100 Players of 2026 list, sparking massive calls from the 12s to bring the legendary defender back to Seattle. Whether he signs to play one last ride or just to retire a Hawk, the community is universally united in wanting the future Hall of Famer home.
The absolute biggest development defining our offseason is the fast-approaching sale of the franchise, with prospective ownership bids officially coming due this week. Unconfirmed but fiery rumors are swirling that Clippers owner Steve Ballmer is the frontrunner, with local beat reporters expressing 80% confidence in a potential takeover. If true, this speculation points toward bringing a deep-pocketed, wildly passionate leader to secure the long-term future of our reigning Super Bowl champions.