Voting is now open for the 2022 Pro Bowl, which means Seahawks fans can vote to have their favorite players represent Seattle on the NFC squad at the Pro Bowl.
The 2022 Pro Bowl will take place in Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium on February 6, 2022, one week before Super Bowl LVI.
To cast your Pro Bowl ballot, go to NFL.com/ProBowl.
The Seahawks have had at least three Pro Bowlers every year since 2011, including seven players in five of the last seven seasons from 2014-2020.
Last year the Seahawks were represented by quarterback Russell Wilson, an eight-time Pro-Bowler, linebacker Bobby Wagner, a seven-time selection, safety Jamal Adams, special teamer Nick Bellore, safety Quandre Diggs, receiver DK Metcalf and long snapper Tyler Ott.
Those seven are all on the ballot again and worthy of consideration, as are players like receiver Tyler Lockett and punter Michael Dickson.
Voting is open until December 16, and in addition to voting at NFL.com/ProBowl, fans will also be able to submit votes via Twitter beginning on December 1. Tweets from public twitter accounts that include #ProBowlVote and the player's name, the player's Twitter handle or #playername will count as a vote, as will retweets and replies that include the player's name in one of the above listed forms. On the final two days of voting, December 15-16, all hashtag votes on Twitter count as double.
Go behind the scenes with team photographer Rod Mar as he shares moments from the Seattle Seahawks' 17-0 loss to the Green Bay Packers on November 14, 2021 at Lambeau Field. Eye On The Hawks is presented by Western Washington Toyota Dealers.
Seahawks tight end Gerald Everett spins out of a tackle.
L.J. Collier laughs with Seahawks teammates as they enter Lambeau Field for the game against the Packers.
Seahawks safety Jamal Adams walks from the buses to the stadium.
Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett looks at a TV displaying other games as he waits for treatment hours before kickoff.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson heads from the locker room to the field.
Seahawks safety Ryan Neal poses during early pregame.
Seahawks defensive end Carlos Dunlap stretches.
Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf stops to sign an autograph on his way back to the locker room.
Seahawks offensive guard Damien Lewis leads players through the narrow tunnel leading from the visitor's locker room to the field.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson prays with assistant coach Dave Canales.
Seahawks defensive lineman Kerry Hyder, Jr., smiles during pregame warmups.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson warms up before the game.
Seahawks defensive captain Bobby Wagner runs onto the field.
Seahawks captains Russell Wilson, Bobby Wagner and Nick Bellore head to midfield for the opening coin toss.
Seahawks cornerback D.J. Reeds reacts after a pass defense.
In the first half, sun replaced early snofall at Lambeau Field.
Seahawks tight end Will Dissly gains yards and a first down.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson escapes the pocket and a near-sack.
Seahawks cornerback Tre Brown reacts after making a play.
Seahawks Jamal Adams and Jordyn Brooks combine on a tackle.
Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett lays out but can't make the catch just before halftime.
Seattle running back Alex Collins follows the blocks of Ethan Pocic and Damien Lewis.
Seahawks defensive back Ryan Neal breaks up a long pass as teammate Quandre Diggs closes in.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson fires a pass.
Seahawks tight end Gerald Everett breaks a tackle.
Seattle cornerback D.J. Reed knocks away a pass in the end zone.
Seahawks safety Jamal Adams intercepts a pass in the end zone to thwart a scoring drive.
Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner makes a tackle.
Seattle head coach Pete Carroll watches from the sidelines.
Brave 12s endured the cold and being surrounded by "Cheeseheads" at Lambeau Field.
Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett tries in vain to break up an interception in the end zone.
Snowfall swirled around Lambeau Field during the third quarter.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson fires a pass under pressure.
Seahawks receiver Dee Eskridge can only watch as a pass is knocked away in the end zone.
After the game, quarterback Russell Wilson walked towards the locker room.
