Making Passes

Published by Steve Campion. Category: Sports & Recreation

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Matt Hasselbeck led the Seahawks to their first Super Bowl appearance is ranked first on the all-time team passing yardage list, but he’s actually behind two other former Seattle quarterbacks on the all-time NFL list.  At the conclusion of the 2015, Hasselbeck is 22nd on the NFL career passing yards list. Dave Krieg is 19th, and Warren Moon — a former Washington Husky, too — is 7th all-time. Moon’s career NFL total was 49,325 yards. That doesn’t even count his six years playing in the Canadian Football League!

Russell Wilson, our current starting quarterback (and the first Super Bowl winner as a Seahawk), has reached the #4 position on this team list.  He’s the only active player listed and is sure to add more yardage.

ALL-TIME SEATTLE SEAHAWKS PASSING YARDS LEADERS
Updated at the end of the 2015 season.

Rank	Quarterback	Years in Seattle	Passing Yards as a Seahawk	Career Total
1.	Matt Hasselbeck	2001-10	29,434	36,638
2.	Dave Krieg	1980-91	26,132	38,147
3.	Jim Zorn	1976-84	20,122	21,115
4.	Russell Wilson	2012-15	13,974*	13,974*
5.	Rick Mirer	1993-96	9,094	11,969
6.	Jon Kitna	1997-2000	7,552	29,745
7.	Warren Moon	1997-98	5,310	49,325
8.	Seneca Wallace	2005-09	3,547	4,947
9.	Tarvaris Jackson	2011-15	3,279	7,263
10.	John Friesz	1995-98	2,971	8,699
11.	Trent Dilfer	2001-04	2,560	20,518
12.	Kelly Stouffer	1988-92	2,333	2,333
13.	Jeff Kemp	1987-91	1,735	6,230
14.	Stan Gelbaugh	1992-96	1,426	2,100
15.	Steve Myer	1977-79	851	851

*An asterisk (*) means the player is still active and his career numbers will probably continue to change.

PHOTO  © Steve Campion

September 11th, 2011

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