A potential first in franchise history on 12/6/15

[Sharkonabicycle]

Wow, we're currently behind the league average (ranked 19th) but fairly close. What's crazy, is only Jacksonville, Houston, and Seattle have NEVER tied.

NFL win–loss records - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jacksonville and Houston aren't THAT old of teams, but that's crazy Seattle in 40 years has never done it.

 

[chf]

Yeah, I remember the good ones better too. Some of the crazy Monday night games in the Patera era, the Kreig shootout vs the Chiefs where Thomas nearly set the alltime sack record in a game on the final play (he tied it), had Kreig in his grasp, and Kreig hit Skansi for the winning TD.

I think it was 51-48 or something ridiculous like that.

 

[Wolvie]

Nice. Personally, despite the 14 losses, it was a win that year that would define the team for the rest of the decade. It was a week 3 win against the Patriots in which both teams just didn't seem to want it that gave Seattle the tie breaker against the Pats and allowed the Pats to have the #1 pick and Drew Bledsoe, while we all know what happened at #2.

That was the first NFL game I ever attended. Never realized the repercussion of that win