Seahawks Celebrate NFC Championship During George Halas Trophy Ceremony

The Seahawks defeated the Rams 31-27 to win the NFC Championship and advance to Super Bowl LX. Watch as the team is presented with the George Halas NFC Championship trophy.

CMA Award-nominated singer-songwriter and Washington native Zach Top sang the national anthem ahead of the Seahawks vs. Rams NFC Championship at Lumen Field.

The Seahawks will face off against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at Lumen Field with a trip to Super Bowl LX on the line.

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold shares insights on the team's preparation for their upcoming playoff game. At (0:05), Darnold expresses feeling good and confident about Sunday's game. He mentions the return of Elijah Arroyo and George Holani to the offense at (0:55) and (1:12) respectively, highlighting their importance. Darnold emphasizes the team's consistent approach to game preparation at (3:28), despite the high stakes. He praises Cooper Kupp's playoff experience and leadership at (3:01), and commends the "twelves" (Seahawks fans) for their football intelligence and support at (3:59). Darnold also notes the challenges of communicating on the sidelines during home games due to crowd noise at (4:31).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provides updates on the Seahawks' preparation for the NFC Championship game. He mentions that quarterback Sam Darnold is progressing well (0:01) and tackle Charles Cross should be able to play (0:45). Macdonald emphasizes maintaining normalcy in their routine despite the high stakes (2:32). He expresses excitement about the electric atmosphere expected at Lumen Field (3:17). The coach praises the team's diverse personalities and highlights the leadership of players like Cooper Kupp (5:21) and DeMarcus Lawrence (7:14). Macdonald also acknowledges the valuable contributions of Assistant Head Coach Leslie Frazier (10:36) and the field maintenance crew (9:08).

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Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak discusses the team's preparation for the playoffs. (0:39) He praises Sam Darnold's toughness in playing through injury. (1:29) Kubiak emphasizes the team's process-driven culture under head coach Mike Macdonald. (2:35) He addresses the running back situation following Zach Charbonnet's injury, highlighting Kenneth Walker III's readiness for a larger role. (4:38) Kubiak commends the offensive line's performance, particularly Amari Kight and Grey Zabel. (5:33) He also praises Jaxon Smith-Njigba's consistency and Cooper Kupp's influence on the team's strategy and younger players. Kubiak mentions the development of Jalen Sundell and the impact of Eric Saubert on the run game. He concludes by discussing Jalen Milroe's progress in practice.

Seahawks special teams coordinator Jay Harbaugh provides insights into the team's approach to new kickoff rules and player development. He highlights Rashid Shaheed's (0:00) impressive kickoff return touchdown, emphasizing the importance of strategic planning and player skill beyond raw speed. Harbaugh discusses the evolution of special teams meetings, noting improved player understanding and leadership. He reflects on his two years in the NFL, stressing the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in coaching. The conversation touches on the team's success in scoring five touchdowns through special teams this season, showcasing the unit's significant impact on games. Harbaugh also details the nuances of Shaheed's return technique, including his ability to manipulate coverage with initial angles and catch the ball with forward momentum.

Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde addresses the team's preparation for their upcoming game against the Rams. He discusses the challenges posed by the Rams' offense, particularly quarterback Matthew Stafford's no-look passes (1:01). Durde emphasizes the importance of selflessness and teamwork in executing effective defensive stunts (2:18). He credits head coach Mike Macdonald for creating an environment that fosters trust and consistency (3:16). Durde also highlights the need for better game starts, especially in defending runs (4:26), and discusses strategies for pressuring Stafford despite the Rams' quick-release offense (4:55). He notes the importance of adapting to different game situations and the constant flow of adjustments during a game (7:20).

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Head coach Mike Macdonald provided updates on player injuries and game preparations. Charles Cross is optimistic for the upcoming game, working through a foot issue. Sam Darnold had a good practice and is feeling well. Amari Kight and Josh Jones are being evaluated day-by-day for knee and ankle issues respectively. Cooper Kupp's blocking skills and ability to teach younger receivers were highlighted. John Schneider's impact on the team's development was acknowledged, following his award win. The evolution of the Rams' offensive strategy, particularly their use of 13 personnel, was discussed. Macdonald emphasized the importance of playing "great Seahawk football" in practice rather than just running scripted plays.

Seahawks safety Julian Love shares insights on the team's preparation for their upcoming playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams. Love emphasizes the importance of maintaining routine and executing their game plan (0:41). He discusses the challenges of defending against the Rams' offense, particularly their use of tight ends like Colby Parkinson (2:24). Love highlights the team's growth since their previous encounter with the Rams in Week 11 (4:18) and praises the complete nature of the Seahawks team, including offense, defense, and special teams (5:35). He commends John Schneider, who won Executive of the Year, for his talent development approach (7:57) and emphasizes the significance of their special teams unit, led by Brady Russell (9:00). Love also mentions the impact of DeMarcus Lawrence on the defense and the team's resilience in figuring out solutions during games (10:29).

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp discusses the team's path to the NFC Championship game. He emphasizes the importance of run blocking (0:23) and the team's workload management plan (1:31). Kupp expresses excitement about playing against his former team, the Rams (3:33), and praises the electric atmosphere at Lumen Field (6:40). He discusses Coach Mike Macdonald's philosophy and the team's "M.O.B. Ties" mentality (9:17). Kupp also commends quarterback Sam Darnold's performance despite injury concerns (11:43). Throughout the interview, Kupp highlights the team's unity, the coaches' lived example of their principles, and his personal motivation in playing football.

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Seahawks defensive tackle Leonard Williams reflects on the recent victory and their preparation for the NFC Championship game against the Rams. He emphasizes the team's complementary football style (0:24), highlighting early momentum (0:50) and defensive adjustments (2:30). Williams praises the team's ego-free culture (4:43) and Head Coach Mike Macdonald's leadership (5:48). He addresses the challenge of sacking Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford (8:37), attributing it to quick passes and manageable third downs. Williams stresses the importance of stopping the run early in the upcoming game and maintaining the team's balanced approach across all phases.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provides updates on player injuries and discusses the team's preparation for their upcoming playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams. He emphasizes maintaining routine despite the heightened stakes (0:01). Macdonald reflects on the team's growth throughout the season, particularly highlighting a pivotal Week 11 loss that solidified the team's identity (10:49). He praises John Schneider's leadership in building the roster (14:33). Macdonald credits the team's success to players' commitment during voluntary offseason workouts, which he believes was crucial in reaching their current position (16:37).

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold discusses the team's preparation for the NFC Championship game against the Los Angeles Rams. Darnold emphasizes the importance of staying on schedule and maintaining positive yardage on first and second downs (0:39). He highlights the significance of the team's strong running game in opening up passing opportunities (1:00). Darnold expresses confidence in his physical readiness to play (1:15). He praises head coach Mike Macdonald's leadership style, noting his honesty and ability to balance player input with team needs (8:09). Darnold also discusses the importance of team chemistry and effective communication on the field (9:36). He mentions the loss of running back Zach Charbonnet and the potential for other players to step up (3:02). Darnold emphasizes the team's focus on taking care of the football and making smart decisions while still being willing to "let it rip" when opportunities arise (5:50).

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