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If you are referring to the 'Never Miss a Super Bowl Club' that was referenced in the Visa commercial in 2010, the group consisted of 5 people, but is now down to 4.

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Jack Patera between 1976-1982. His record with the Seahawks was 35-59-0.

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Sorry, not sure but I noticed on google that Snubba Trask was your grandfather-he was my father's uncle.

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Answer The Seattle Seahawks have retired four numbers in their history. The first number they have retired is the number 12 in 1984, which represents the "12th Man", the amazing fans of the Seattle Seahawks who year in and year out cause the most false start penalties in the NFL at Qwest Field and in the Kingdome, and for their short two year time in Huskies Stadium. The number 12 was retired to honor the fans, and the flag representing the 12th Man is raised before every home game by an honorary guest, including Ichiro Suzuki, Mack Strong, and Paul Allen just to name a few.

Number 80 for wide receiver Steve Largent was retired in 1996. When Jerry Rice joined the team in the 2004 season, Largent's number 80 was unretired with Largent's permission. When Rice left the team during the offseason for the Denver Broncos, the number 80 was re-retired.

Offensive Tackle Walter Jones' number 71 was retired in 2010.

And finally, number 96 was retired for Defensive Tackle Cortez Kennedy in 2012.

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As of February 2015, the Seattle Seahawks have played in 3 Super Bowls. Super Bowl XL, which they lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 21-10 and Super Bowl XLVIII, where they defeated the Denver Broncos, 43-8, and then super bowl XLVIV where they lost to the patriots 24-28

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There is no record of a Michael Franks playing for the Seahawks or for any team in the NFL.

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AA farm team in the 60s, 70s, 80s & 90s was the Arkansas Travelers in Little ROck

Click on the 'Cardinals' Farm Teams' link on this page to see a list of all Cardinals farm teams for all years.

the triple a club for the cardinals during the 80s and 90s was the louisville redbirds,then they moved the triple a team to Memphis and no is the Memphis redbirds...the double a club is the springfield cardinals as of the 2000 season

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As of the 2014 season, the Seattle Seahawks have won one Super Bowl. They have played in two Super Bowls. Super Bowl XL in 2005, where they lost to the Steelers 21-10. Additionally, they played in Super Bowl XLVII on February 2, 2014 in New Jersey, where the Seattle Seahawks defeated the Denver Broncos 43-8.

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Qwest Field in downtown Seattle

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Either it was an intentional snub or an accident. But you'd have to ask Alicia.

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2013

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Because they are in the same division as the 49ers, Cardinals, and the Rams. The NFC is that bad and someone has to win the division. The Seahawks just happen to be the best team in one of the worst divisions in football They will not be a playoff team this year because their owner is a purveyor of hate radio. Because they have Shaun Alexander and Matt Hasselbeck AND have the easiest division. Personaly I think they will have success outside their division. Because the Seahawks are the best team in the NFC and one of the best in the NFL. Not only will they be a play-off team, They will be Super Bowl Champions!!!!! Super Bowl prediction Hawks:72 Steelers:0

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Sarah Egnaczyk

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Seattle never played in the Louisiana Superdome. The Seahawks played in the Kingdome from 1976 until 2000 (a period of 25 years).

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Enter Sandman -Motörhead

Seven nation army- White Stripes

For whom the bell tolls-Metallica

Remember the name-Fort Minor

These are all I can think of but you’re welcome

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Shaun Alexander #37

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101 wins 83 losses

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11220 N.E. 53rd Street Kirkland, Washington, 98033 Telephone (425)827-9777

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It depends. they're normally on FOX 13 but sometimes when they play against AFC teams it might be on CBS 7.

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Going into the 2013 NFL season, Russell Wilson will be the starting quarterback of the Seattle Seahawks.

Wilson was a 3rd Round Draft pick by the Seahawks in 2012 out of Wisconsin, and while he put together one of the most efficient seasons in college football history his senior year with the Badgers, he was widely viewed to be too short to play quarterback in the NFL (5'10 3/8").

Because of this, Wilson fell into the third round, where Seattle was excited to select him. Wilson wowed the team during the offseason rookie mini-camp as he ran much of the offense, learned the play-book, showed leadership in the huddle, and displayed accuracy throwing the football. Head coach Pete Carroll announced then that Wilson would be part of a three-way quarterback competition for starter, along with newly-signed free agent Matt Flynn and incumbent starter Tarvaris Jackson.

Wilson played well in Seattle's first two preseason games as a backup to Flynn, and Carroll subsequently announced the rookie would start the final two preseason games. Shortly after the Seahawks' third preseason game, in which he impressed by completing 13 of 19 passes for two touchdowns and 185 yards through the air, Wilson was named the Seahawks' starter for the regular season.

Wilson started the 2012 season slowly and the Seahawks limited what they asked him to do, passing-wise. However, as he acclimated to the speed of the NFL game, his play improved gradually, and by mid-season, he had taken control of the offense. Wilson finished the season on a tear while leading the Hawks to an 11-5 record and a playoffs berth. He finished the regular season with 3,118 yards passing and he tied Payton Manning's long-standing record for touchdown passes as a rookie with 26.

Wilson then led the Seahawks to a come-from-behind win over the Redskins in the Wildcard Round of the Playoffs, and then in the following week, helped to engineer an improbable 2nd-half comeback against the No. 1 seed Atlanta Falcons. The Seahawks took the lead with under a minute remaining, but the Falcons rallied to kick a field goal with only seconds left in the game, preserving the victory.

Wilson enters year two with big expectations and with the Seahawks on a short list as Super Bowl favorites.

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$10 million /year

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Yes, injuries forced him out

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Shaun Alexander was born August 30, 1977 in Florence, Kentucky and grew up in Florence, graduating from Boone County High School.

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Jim Zorn