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The linebacker played for Seattle for the first 10 years of his career, and he wanted to retire where he started.

SEATTLE — K.J. Wright, who said he always hoped he could retire as a Seahawk, is going to get his wish to come true.

The Seahawks quarterback became the unwitting target of the U.S. Open’s Twitter account over the weekend.

RENTON — Doug Baldwin, Cliff Avril and Michael Bennett have different titles now than during their years helping lead the Seahawks to heights the franchise had never known.

SEATTLE — You can already imagine the commercials that will inundate the ESPN airwaves in September, in advance of the vaunted season opener at Lumen Field:

SEATTLE — Sad is the word here.

Former Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch has joined the Seattle Kraken hockey team's investor group alongside Macklemore.

SEATTLE — Russell Wilson and Bobby Wagner leave Seattle not only with almost unprecedented reputations for what they accomplished on the field, but also having provided — if not perfected — the blueprint for how athletes can make an impact in the community.

SEATTLE — A few hours after the Seahawks agreed to trade quarterback Russell Wilson, they then decided to move on from the quarterback of the team’s defense the last 10 years — middle linebacker Bobby Wagner.

SEATTLE — In one of the biggest — if not the biggest — trades in Seattle sports history, the Seahawks agreed Tuesday to deal quarterback Russell Wilson to Denver for a mammoth haul of five draft picks and three players, including two first-round picks and quarterback Drew Lock.

SEATTLE — It was a year ago Friday a report first surfaced that Russell Wilson would waive his no-trade clause and approve a deal to four teams — the Saints, Raiders, Cowboys or Bears.