Collection: Seattle Seahawks Football Cards

Seattle Seahawks football cards highlight fan-favorite players like Russell Wilson, Marshawn Lynch, and modern stars like Sam Darnold and Kenneth Walker III. Rookie cards for Kenneth Walker and other young players drive collector interest. Brands like Panini and Topps offer base sets, autographs, and limited parallels, making Seahawks cards appealing for both team fans and trading card investors. Wilson and Lynch cards remain iconic, while new stars offer fresh investment potential.

The Seattle Seahawks, established in 1976, have built a legacy defined by passionate fans known as the “12s,” dominant defenses, and modern success highlighted by Super Bowl triumphs. Early standouts like quarterback Jim Zorn and wide receiver Steve Largent, the franchise’s first superstar and a Hall of Famer, gave the team playoff credibility in the 1980s alongside running back Curt Warner and defensive tackle Jacob Green. The 2000s brought head coach Mike Holmgren and quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, leading the Seahawks to Super Bowl XL in 2005 with stars like running back Shaun Alexander, the 2005 NFL MVP who scored a then-record 28 touchdowns. True dominance arrived in the 2010s under head coach Pete Carroll, whose “Legion of Boom” defense, led by Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas, Kam Chancellor, and linebacker Bobby Wagner, became one of the most feared units in NFL history. Quarterback Russell Wilson, drafted in 2012, immediately elevated the offense with his dual-threat playmaking, guiding Seattle to consecutive Super Bowls and winning the franchise’s first championship in Super Bowl XLVIII with a dominant 43-8 victory over Denver. Running back Marshawn Lynch, nicknamed “Beast Mode,” delivered iconic moments like the “Beast Quake” run in the 2010 playoffs and provided the offense’s power and personality. Though the Seahawks narrowly lost Super Bowl XLIX to New England, stars like Doug Baldwin, Tyler Lockett, and later DK Metcalf continued offensive success. Modern defenses feature standouts like Quandre Diggs and Jamal Adams, while head coach Carroll remains the franchise’s winningest leader. From Largent’s records to Wilson’s championships and the Legion of Boom’s dominance, Seattle’s history blends resilience, star power, and passionate fan support into one of the NFL’s most recognizable modern franchises.