1999 Seattle Seahawks season

American football team season August 2023 March 2026 Seattle Seahawks 1999 9–7 1st AFC West Mike Holmgren Mike Sherman Mike Holmgren Paul Allen Kingdome Lost Wild Card Playoffs(vs. Dolphins) 17–20 OT Walter JonesDT Cortez KennedyLB Chad Brown PR Charlie Rogers (1st team) Seahawks seasons The 1999 Seattle Seahawks season was the franchise's 24th season in the National Football League (NFL), the last playing their home games at the Kingdome and the first under head coach Mike Holmgren. It was also the first season that Seattle made the playoffs in eleven seasons. It would be Seattle's last playoff appearance as an American Football Conference (AFC) team. They would not return to the playoffs until 2003, after being moved to the National Football Conference (NFC). Seattle finished out the season with a 9-7 record, which tied them atop a very weak AFC West with the Kansas City Chiefs, but the Seahawks won the tiebreaker over the Chiefs because they beat them twice in the regular season. In their final game at the Kingdome, the Seahawks lost to the Miami Dolphins in what turned out to be the final career playoff win for Dan Marino. Beginning the next season, the Seahawks played their home games at Husky Stadium while construction for Lumen Field was taking place. They didn't move into their new and current home until the 2002 season. Offseason After the 1998 season, head coach Mike Holmgren left Green Bay to become the coach of the Seahawks. Holmgren was hired on January 8, 1999, to be the executive vice president, general manager and head coach.NFL 2001 Record and Fact Book, Workman Publishing Co, New York, NY, 0-7611-2480-2, p.87 1999 expansion draft 1999 NFL expansion draft + Seahawks selected during the expansion draft Pick Name Position Expansion team8 Jason Kyle Long snapper Cleveland Browns30 Eric Stokes Safety NFL draft 1999 NFL draft 1999 Seattle Seahawks 1 22 Lamar King Defensive end Saginaw Valley State from Dallas yes 3 77 Brock Huard Quarterback Washington from Oakland yes 3 82 Karsten Bailey Wide receiver Auburn from New England yes 4 115 Antonio Cochran Defensive end Georgia yes 5 140 Floyd Wedderburn Offensive tackle Penn State from Carolina yes 5 152 Charlie Rogers Wide receiver Georgia Tech yes 6 170 Steve Johnson Cornerback Tennessee from Cleveland yes Undrafted free agents + 1999 undrafted free agents of notePlayerPositionCollegeJamie KohlKickerIowa StateKevin KreinhagenQuarterbackIndianapolis Personnel Staff 1999 Seattle Seahawks Chairman – Paul Allen President – Bob Whitsitt Senior vice president – Mike Reinfeldt Vice president of football operations – Randy Mueller Director of player personnel – John Dorsey Director of pro personnel – Will Lewis Director of college scouting – Don Deisch Assistant to the general manager – Gary Reynolds Administrative assistant/football operations – Bill Nayes Executive vice president of football operations/general manager/head coach – Mike Holmgren Assistant head coach/offensive line – Tom Lovat Offensive coordinator/tight ends – Mike Sherman Quarterbacks – Mike Sheppard Running backs – Stump Mitchell Wide receivers – Nolan Cromwell Offensive quality control – Jerry Colquitt Defensive coordinator – Fritz Shurmur (died Aug 30) Defensive line – Larry Brooks Linebackers – Jim Lind Defensive backs – Ken Flajole Defensive quality control – Clayton Lopez Defensive assistant – Dick Roach Defensive assistant – Bob Zeman Special teams coordinator – Pete Rodriguez Strength and conditioning – Kent Johnston Assistant strength and conditioning – Rod Springer Final roster 1999 Seattle Seahawks 53 5 5 13 Glenn Foley 5 Brock Huard y  7 Jon Kitna 34 Reggie Brown fullback FB 30 Ahman Green 44 Brian Milne 31 Charlie Rogers American football y 38 Mack Strong FB 32 Ricky Watters 83 Karsten Bailey y 19 Fabien Bownes 81 Sean Dawkins 84 Joey Galloway 87 Derrick Mayes 85 Mike Pritchard 86 Christian Fauria 88 Deems May 49 Itula Mili 63 Frank Beede G 60 Greg Bloedorn C 62 Chris Gray American football C 68 Brian Habib G 71 Walter Jones American football T 66 Pete Kendall G 69 Floyd Wedderburn y G 74 Todd Weiner T 79 Grant Williams American football T 98 Sam Adams American football DT 90 Antonio Cochran y DE 93 Phillip Daniels DE 96 Cortez Kennedy DT 92 Lamar King y DE 99 Matt LaBounty DE 97 Riddick Parker DT 70 Michael Sinclair American football DE 94 Chad Brown linebacker OLB 56 James Logan American football OLB 51 Anthony Simmons American football MLB 59 Darrin Smith OLB 95 James Willis American football MLB 20 Jay Bellamy FS 26 Chris Canty defensive back CB 43 Joey Eloms CB 21 Randy Fuller American football CB 36 Merton Hanks CB 28 Kerry Joseph SS 24 Shawn Springs CB 25 Brian Walker American football FS 33 Darryl Williams safety SS 27 Willie Williams cornerback, born 1970 CB 10 Jeff Feagles P  2 Todd Peterson K 61 Mark Rodenhauser LS 65 Mondell Corbett y G IR 53 Kevin Glover C IR 41 Dustin Johnson American football FB IR 50 DeShone Myles LB IR 22 Fred Thomas cornerback CB IR 29 Michael Black running back RB 23 Reggie Doster y CB 48 Rufus French y TE 52 Jason McEndoo C 46 Ron Merkerson LBhttps://www.pro-football-reference.com/ Home pro-football-reference.com Starters in bold. (*) Denotes players that were selected for the 2000 Pro Bowl. Schedule Preseason Week Date Opponent Result Record Game site Recap 1 August 14, 1999 Buffalo Bills L 10–24 0–1 Kingdome Recap 2 August 19, 1999 at San Francisco 49ers L 23–24 0–2 Candlestick Park Recap 3 August 28, 1999 Arizona Cardinals W 41–7 1–2 Kingdome Recap 4 September 2, 1999 at Indianapolis Colts L 28–31 1–3 RCA Dome Recap Source: Seahawks Media Guides1999 Seahawks Media Guide, accessed February 14, 2015.2000 Seahawks Media Guide, accessed February 14, 2015. Regular season Divisional matchups have the AFC West playing the NFC Central. Week Date Opponent Result Record Game site Recap 1 September 12 Detroit Lions L 20–28 0–1 Kingdome Recap 2 September 19 at Chicago Bears W 14–13 1–1 Soldier Field Recap 3 September 26 at Pittsburgh Steelers W 29–10 2–1 Three Rivers Stadium Recap 4 October 3 Oakland Raiders W 22–21 3–1 Kingdome Recap 5Bye 6 October 17 at San Diego Chargers L 10–13 3–2 Qualcomm Stadium Recap 7 October 24 Buffalo Bills W 26–16 4–2 Kingdome Recap 8 November 1, 1999 at Green Bay Packers W 27–7 5–2 Lambeau Field Recap 9 November 7 Cincinnati Bengals W 37–20 6–2 Kingdome Recap 10 November 14 Denver Broncos W 20–17 7–2 Kingdome Recap 11 November 21 at Kansas City Chiefs W 31–19 8–2 Arrowhead Stadium Recap 12 November 28 Tampa Bay Buccaneers L 3–16 8–3 Kingdome Recap 13 December 5 at Oakland Raiders L 21–30 8–4 Network Associates Coliseum Recap 14 December 12 San Diego Chargers L 16–19 8–5 Kingdome Recap 15 December 19 at Denver Broncos L 30–36 (OT) 8–6 Mile High Stadium Recap 16 December 26 Kansas City Chiefs W 23–14 9–6 Kingdome Recap 17 January 2 at New York Jets L 9–19 9–7 Giants Stadium Recap Bold indicates division opponents. Source: 1999 NFL season results1999 NFL season results, NFL.com, accessed February 14, 2015. Postseason 1999–2000 NFL playoffs Round Date Opponent (seed) Result Record Game site Recap Wild Card January 9, 2000 Miami Dolphins (6) L 17–20 0–1 Kingdome Recap This game was the last event held in the Kingdome (1976–2000). On March 26, 2000, the Kingdome was imploded to make way for Seahawks Stadium. Standings Game summaries Preseason Week P1: vs. Buffalo Bills background:white;color:#002366;border:2px solid #008542;text-align:center; Preseason Week One: Seattle Seahawks vs. Buffalo Bills – Game summary August 14 Saturday 6:00 pm local Bills 0 3 14 7 Seahawks 3 0 7 0 Kingdome, Seattle 66,285 indoors KING Week P2: at San Francisco 49ers background:white;color:#002366;border:2px solid #008542;text-align:center; Preseason Week Two: Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers – Game summary August 19 Thursday 5:00 pm local Seahawks 3 7 7 6 49ers 0 3 0 21 3Com Park, San Francisco 66,193 ESPN, KING Week P3: vs. Arizona Cardinals background:white;color:#002366;border:2px solid #008542;text-align:center; Preseason Week Three: Seattle Seahawks vs. Arizona Cardinals – Game summary August 28 Saturday 7:00 pm local Cardinals 0 0 0 7 Seahawks 7 10 14 10 Kingdome, Seattle 66,277 indoors KING Week P4: at Indianapolis Colts background:white;color:#002366;border:2px solid #008542;text-align:center; Preseason Week Four: Seattle Seahawks at Indianapolis Colts – Game summary September 2 Thursday 8:00 pm local Seahawks 6 7 9 6 Colts 3 14 0 14 RCA Dome, Indianapolis, Indiana 41,074 indoors KING Regular season Week 1: vs. Detroit Lions Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week One: Seattle Seahawks vs. Detroit Lions – Game summary September 12, 1999 1:15 pm local Lions 3 22 0 3 Seahawks 0 7 7 6 Kingdome, Seattle 66,238 indoors Dick Hantak Fox Paul Kennedy, Dave Lapham, and Jennifer Hammond Gamebook First quarter DET – Jason Hanson 51-yard field goal, 12:06 (DET 3–0) Second quarter DET – Germane Crowell 16-yard pass from Charlie Batch (Jason Hanson kick), 14:55 (DET 10–0) DET – David Sloan 5-yard pass from Charlie Batch (PAT failed), 10:26 (DET 16–0) DET – Safety, punt snap out of end zone, 9:28 (DET 18–0) SEA – Willie Williams 40-yard interception return (Todd Peterson kick), 9:14 (DET 18–7) DET – Germane Crowell 41-yard pass from Charlie Batch (Jason Hanson kick), 4:33 (DET 25–7) Third quarter SEA – Sean Dawkins 26-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 3:29 (DET 25–14) Fourth quarter SEA – Sean Dawkins 3-yard pass from Jon Kitna (PAT failed), 7:11 (DET 25–20) DET – Jason Hanson 49-yard field goal, 2:10 (DET 28–20) Top passers DET – Charlie Batch: 16 completions/26 attempts, 216 yds, 3 TD touchdowns, 1 INT interceptions SEA – Jon Kitna: 20/30, 202 yds, 2 TD Top rushers DET – Ron Rivers: 16 car carries, 96 yds SEA – Ricky Watters: 13 car, 21 yds Top receivers DET – Germane Crowell: 7 rec receptions, 141 yds, 2 TD SEA – Sean Dawkins: 7 rec, 85 yds, 2 TD Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers DET – 202 – 167 – 369 – 1 SEA – 174 – 31 – 205 – 2 Mike Holmgren’s debut as Seahawks head coach was a 28-20 loss to a Detroit Lions team playing without now-retired Barry Sanders and which had beaten him as Packers coach the year before at The Silverdome. Despite scoring two touchdowns in the final ten minutes Jon Kitna failed on a fourth down attempt in the final minute. Week 2: at Chicago Bears Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Two: Seattle Seahawks at Chicago Bears – Game summary September 19, 1999 12:03 pm local Seahawks 0 0 0 14 Bears 0 10 3 0 Soldier Field, Chicago, Illinois 66,944 clear, 76 °F °C, 34% humidity, wind SW 15 mph km/h Mike Carey CBS Kevin Harlan and Sam Wyche Gamebook First quarter No scoring plays Second quarter CHI – Curtis Enis 2-yard run (Brian Gowins kick), 10:20 (CHI 7–0) CHI – Brian Gowins 29-yard field goal, 3:27 (CHI 10–0) Third quarter CHI – Brian Gowins 43-yard field goal, 2:07 (CHI 13–0) Fourth quarter SEA – Derrick Mayes 34-yard pass from Glenn Foley (Todd Peterson kick), 13:04 (CHI 13–7) SEA – Fabien Bownes 49-yard pass from Glenn Foley (Todd Peterson kick), 7:51 (SEA 14–13) Top passers SEA – Glenn Foley: 18/30, 283 yds, 2 TD CHI – Shane Matthews: 22/42, 212 yds Top rushers SEA – Ricky Watters: 23 car, 99 yds CHI – Curtis Enis: 25 car, 94 yds, 1 TD Top receivers SEA – Derrick Mayes: 7 rec, 137 yds, 1 TD CHI – Marcus Robinson: 3 rec, 42 yds Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers SEA – 249 – 100 – 349 – 3 CHI – 196 – 115 – 311 – 1 Glenn Foley started and threw two touchdowns in the final quarter erasing a 13-0 Bears lead. The Bears drove down in the final 2:42 but Brian Gowins’ missed 48-yard kick secured Holmgren’s first win as Seahawks coach (and third straight win over the Bears). Week 3: at Pittsburgh Steelers Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Three: Seattle Seahawks at Pittsburgh Steelers – Game summary September 26, 1999 1:01 pm local Seahawks 17 9 0 3 Steelers 0 0 0 10 Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 57,881 clear, 61 °F °C, wind S 8 mph km/h Phil Luckett CBS Kevin Harlan, Sam Wyche, and Marcus Allen Gamebook First quarter SEA – Merton Hanks 23-yard interception return (Todd Peterson kick), 13:52 (SEA 7–0) SEA – Charlie Rogers 94-yard punt return (Todd Peterson kick), 11:40 (SEA 14–0) SEA – Todd Peterson 45-yard field goal, 6:53 (SEA 17–0) Second quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 51-yard field goal, 9:53 (SEA 20–0) SEA – Todd Peterson 41-yard field goal, 3:14 (SEA 23–0) SEA – Todd Peterson 26-yard field goal, 0:02 (SEA 26–0) Third quarter No scoring plays Fourth quarter PIT – Kris Brown 33-yard field goal, 12:03 (SEA 26–3) SEA – Todd Peterson 38-yard field goal, 4:24 (SEA 29–3) PIT – Troy Edwards 16-yard pass from Mike Tomczak (Kris Brown kick), 1:35 (SEA 29–10) Top passers SEA – Jon Kitna: 18/29, 265 yds PIT – Mike Tomczak: 14/27, 159 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT Top rushers SEA – Ricky Watters: 29 car, 98 yds PIT – Jerome Bettis: 11 car, 39 yds Top receivers SEA – Sean Dawkins: 5 rec, 105 yds PIT – Troy Edwards: 6 rec, 72 yds, 1 TD Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers SEA – 251 – 90 – 341 – 2 PIT – 207 – 65 – 272 – 5 The Seahawks finished their two-game road trip by intercepting Kordell Stewart three times (ex-Niner Merton Hanks scored on the first pick not three minutes in) and Mike Tomczak twice while kicker Todd Peterson booted five field goals and running back John Edward Rogers caught a Steelers punt at his six and scored, in a 29-10 romp. Week 4: vs. Oakland Raiders Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Four: Seattle Seahawks vs. Oakland Raiders – Game summary October 3, 1999 5:24 pm local Raiders 7 7 7 0 Seahawks 3 6 10 3 Kingdome, Seattle 66,400 indoors Bernie Kukar ESPN Mike Patrick, Joe Theismann, Paul Maguire, and Solomon Wilcots Gamebook First quarter OAK – Tyrone Wheatley 7-yard run (Michael Husted kick), 11:05 (OAK 7–0) SEA – Todd Peterson 28-yard field goal, 3:36 (OAK 7–3) Second quarter OAK – Tim Brown 6-yard pass from Rich Gannon (Michael Husted kick), 11:08 (OAK 14–3) SEA – Derrick Mayes 35-yard pass from Jon Kitna (PAT failed), 0:59 (OAK 14–9) Third quarter OAK – Rickey Dudley 3-yard pass from Rich Gannon (Michael Husted kick), 11:24 (OAK 21–9) SEA – Reggie Brown 21-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 6:46 (OAK 21–16) SEA – Todd Peterson 29-yard field goal, 1:58 (OAK 21–19) Fourth quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 45-yard field goal, 10:07 (SEA 22–21) Top passers OAK – Rich Gannon: 19/34, 220 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT SEA – Jon Kitna: 15/30, 213 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT Top rushers OAK – Tyrone Wheatley: 20 car, 100 yds, 1 TD SEA – Ricky Watters: 24 car, 71 yds Top receivers OAK – Tim Brown: 4 rec, 56 yds, 1 TD SEA – Mike Pritchard: 3 rec, 59 yds Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers OAK – 217 – 166 – 383 – 1 SEA – 201 – 75 – 276 – 1 Rich Gannon led three touchdown drives for the Raiders in the game’s first thirty-five minutes; in that span Jon Kitna had a touchdown to Derrick Mayes (a two-point try to Sean Dawkins failed), a field goal drive and an interception, but in a roughly eleven minute span down 21-9 Kitna threw another touchdown (to Reggie Brown) and two successful field goals. The Raiders got the ball back with forty-five seconds left but a 61-yard kick missed for the 22-21 Seahawks win. Week 6: at San Diego Chargers Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Six: Seattle Seahawks at San Diego Chargers – Game summary October 17, 1999 1:05 pm local Seahawks 0 3 7 0 Chargers 0 7 0 6 San Diego Stadium, San Diego, California 59,432 clear, 78 °F °C, 47% humidity, wind WSW 9 mph km/h Bill Carollo CBS Ian Eagle and Mark May Gamebook First quarter No scoring plays Second quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 40-yard field goal, 4:13 (SEA 3–0) SD – Natrone Means 5-yard run (John Carney kick), 0:42 (SD 7–3) Third quarter SEA – Itula Mili 1-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 5:37 (SEA 10–7) Fourth quarter SD – John Carney 28-yard field goal, 2:45 (Tied 10–10) SD – John Carney 41-yard field goal, 0:00 (SD 13–10) Top passers SEA – Jon Kitna: 17/29, 151 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT SD – Erik Kramer: 27/44, 296 yds, 4 INT Top rushers SEA – Ricky Watters: 21 car, 54 yds, 0 TD SD – Natrone Means: 17 car, 35 yds, 1 TD Top receivers SEA – Christian Fauria: 4 rec, 60 yds SD – Jeff Graham: 6 rec, 92 yds Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers SEA – 140 – 61 – 201 – 1 SD – 281 – 49 – 330 – 4 The Seahawks fell 13-10 at Jack Murphy Stadium on a missed field goal attempt and two punts in the fourth quarter. Despite interceptions on four straight possessions encompassing the third quarter and part of the fourth Erik Kramer led the Chargers to two field goals, the game winner on the final play. Week 7: vs. Buffalo Bills Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Seven: Seattle Seahawks vs. Buffalo Bills – Game summary October 24, 1999 1:15 pm local Bills 0 3 6 7 Seahawks 13 10 0 3 Kingdome, Seattle 66,301 indoors Tom White CBS Greg Gumbel, Phil Simms, and Armen Keteyian Gamebook First quarter SEA – Derrick Mayes 7-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 12:30 (SEA 7–0) SEA – Todd Peterson 40-yard field goal, 5:47 (SEA 10–0) SEA – Todd Peterson 21-yard field goal, 1:39 (SEA 13–0) Second quarter SEA – Derrick Mayes 43-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 7:36 (SEA 20–0) SEA – Todd Peterson 42-yard field goal, 0:17 (SEA 23–0) BUF – Steve Christie 50-yard field goal, 0:00 (SEA 23–3) Third quarter BUF – Peerless Price 18-yard pass from Doug Flutie (PAT failed), 1:59 (SEA 23–9) Fourth quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 34-yard field goal, 10:02 (SEA 26–9) BUF – Jay Riemersma 1-yard pass from Doug Flutie (Steve Christie kick), 7:32 (SEA 26–16) Top passers BUF – Doug Flutie: 24/50, 294 yds, 2 TD, 2 INT SEA – Jon Kitna: 17/30, 276 yds, 2 TD Top rushers BUF – Doug Flutie: 6 car, 43 yds SEA – Ricky Watters: 22 car, 75 yds Top receivers BUF – Peerless Price: 5 rec, 106 yds, 1 TD SEA – Derrick Mayes: 6 rec, 105 yds, 2 TD Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers BUF – 254 – 98 – 352 – 3 SEA – 275 – 110 – 385 – 0 Jon Kitna’s two touchdowns and three Todd Peterson field goals put the Seahawks ahead of the Bills 23-0, enough to withstand two Doug Flutie touchdowns; on Buffalo’s last two possessions Flutie was sacked, fumbling the ball once. Week 8: at Green Bay Packers Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Eight: Seattle Seahawks at Green Bay Packers – Game summary November 1 Monday, 1999 8:07 pm local Seahawks 7 7 7 6 Packers 0 7 0 0 Lambeau Field, Green Bay, Wisconsin 59,869 47 °F °C, wind NW 18 mph km/h Ron Blum ABC Al Michaels, Boomer Esiason, and Lesley Visser Gamebook First quarter SEA – Shawn Springs 61-yard blocked field goal return (Todd Peterson kick), 4:45 (SEA 7–0) Second quarter GB – Corey Bradford 74-yard pass from Brett Favre (Ryan Longwell kick), 10:17 (Tied 7–7) SEA – Derrick Mayes 10-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 5:48 (SEA 14–7) Third quarter SEA – Sean Dawkins 2-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 10:30 (SEA 21–7) Fourth quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 19-yard field goal, 9:11 (SEA 24–7) SEA – Todd Peterson 29-yard field goal, 6:36 (SEA 27–7) Top passers SEA – Jon Kitna: 12/19, 109 yds, 2 TD GB – Brett Favre: 14/35, 180 yds, 1 TD, 4 INT Top rushers SEA – Ricky Watters: 31 car, 125 yds GB – Dorsey Levens: 24 car, 104 yds Top receivers SEA – Derrick Mayes: 4 rec, 36 yds, 1 TD GB – Corey Bradford: 3 rec, 106 yds, 1 TD Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers SEA – 90 – 132 – 222 – 2 GB – 182 – 125 – 307 – 7 Once fellow members of Bill Walsh’s staff on the Forty-Niners, Mike Holmgren faced his former defensive coordinator and now successor as Packers head coach Ray Rhodes. Shawn Springs’ blocked punt touchdown and Corey Bradford’s 74-yard catch opened a 7-7 game that then became a Seahawks rout as Brett Favre was intercepted four times and benched for Matt Hasselbeck. The 27-7 win left the Seahawks 5-2. Entering 2023 this was the last time the Seahawks defeated the Packers at Lambeau Field.https://www.fox6now.com/sports/packers-beat-seahawks-28-23-face-49ers-for-nfc-championship Packers beat Seahawks 28-23; face 49ers for NFC championship 12 January 2020 Week 9: vs. Cincinnati Bengals Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Nine: Seattle Seahawks vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Game summary November 7, 1999 1:16 pm local Bengals 10 0 3 7 Seahawks 14 14 3 6 Kingdome, Seattle 66,303 indoors Tony Corrente CBS Don Criqui and Steve Tasker Gamebook First quarter SEA – Ricky Watters 19-yard run (Todd Peterson kick), 12:06 (SEA 7–0) CIN – Doug Pelfrey 50-yard field goal, 10:02 (SEA 7–3) SEA – Ricky Watters 8-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 6:36 (SEA 14–3) CIN – Carl Pickens 75-yard pass from Jeff Blake (Doug Pelfrey kick), 2:02 (SEA 14–10) Second quarter SEA – Mike Pritchard 20-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 10:48 (SEA 21–10) SEA – Derrick Mayes 10-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 4:58 (SEA 28–10) Third quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 29-yard field goal, 10:45 (SEA 31–10) CIN – Doug Pelfrey 34-yard field goal, 5:38 (SEA 31–13) Fourth quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 45-yard field goal, 12:25 (SEA 34–13) CIN – Jeff Blake 1-yard run (Doug Pelfrey kick), 3:53 (SEA 34–20) SEA – Todd Peterson 35-yard field goal, 1:30 (SEA 37–20) Top passers CIN – Jeff Blake: 18/35, 287 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT SEA – Jon Kitna: 14/24, 202 yds, 3 TD, 2 INT Top rushers CIN – Corey Dillon: 16 car, 81 yds SEA – Ricky Watters: 27 car, 133 yds, 1 TD Top receivers CIN – Carl Pickens: 4 rec, 104 yds, 1 TD SEA – Mike Pritchard: 3 rec, 61 yds, 1 TD SEA – Derrick Mayes: 5 rec, 61 yds, 1 TD Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers CIN – 294 – 103 – 397 – 2 SEA –187 – 173 – 360 – 2 Week 10: vs. Denver Broncos Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Ten: Seattle Seahawks vs. Denver Broncos – Game summary November 14, 1999 5:21 pm local Broncos 0 0 17 0 Seahawks 3 7 0 10 Kingdome, Seattle 66,314 indoors Ed Hochuli ESPN Mike Patrick, Joe Theismann, Paul Maguire, and Solomon Wilcots Gamebook First quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 35-yard field goal, 8:27 (SEA 3–0) Second quarter SEA – Derrick Mayes 10-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 12:52 (SEA 10–0) Third quarter DEN – Jason Elam 35-yard field goal, 11:43 (SEA 10–3) DEN – Ed McCaffrey 23-yard pass from Chris Miller (Jason Elam kick), 5:29 (Tied 10–10) DEN – Howard Griffith 1-yard pass from Chris Miller (Jason Elam kick), 0:50 (DEN 17–10) Fourth quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 43-yard field goal, 14:20 (DEN 17–13) SEA – Sean Dawkins 20-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 7:19 (SEA 20–17) Top passers DEN – Chris Miller: 20/30, 239 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT SEA – Jon Kitna: 16/31, 235 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT Top rushers DEN – Olandis Gary: 26 car, 65 yds SEA – Ricky Watters: 17 car, 29 yds Top receivers DEN – Ed McCaffrey: 6 rec, 125 yds, 1 TD SEA – Sean Dawkins: 5 rec, 91 yds, 1 TD Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers DEN – 236 – 87 – 323 – 1 SEA – 230 – 41 – 271 – 2 Week 11: at Kansas City Chiefs Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Eleven: Seattle Seahawks at Kansas City Chiefs – Game summary November 21, 1999 12:01 pm local Seahawks 0 14 10 7 Chiefs 3 10 0 6 Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri 78,714 clear, 60 °F °C, 51% humidity, wind S 16 mph km/h Jeff Triplette CBS Kevin Harlan and Sam Wyche Gamebook First quarter KC – Pete Stoyanovich 29-yard field goal, 6:07 (KC 3–0) Second quarter SEA – Ricky Watters 2-yard run (Todd Peterson kick), 10:19 (SEA 7–3) KC – Donnell Bennett 1-yard run (Pete Stoyanovich kick), 5:03 (KC 10–7) SEA – Ricky Watters 22-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 1:46 (SEA 14–10) KC – Pete Stoyanovich 29-yard field goal, 0:02 (SEA 14–13) Third quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 38-yard field goal, 9:17 (SEA 17–13) SEA – Sean Dawkins 45-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 3:13 (SEA 24–13) Fourth quarter KC – Donnell Bennett 4-yard run (PAT failed), 6:49 (SEA 24–19) SEA – Ricky Watters 5-yard run (Todd Peterson kick), 2:43 (SEA 31–19) Top passers SEA – Jon Kitna: 14/33, 235 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT KC – Elvis Grbac: 30/49, 320 yds, 1 INT Top rushers SEA – Ricky Watters: 24 car, 107 yds, 2 TD KC – Donnell Bennett: 17 car, 60 yds, 2 TD Top receivers SEA – Sean Dawkins: 5 rec, 114 yds, 1 TD KC – Derrick Alexander: 8 rec, 101 yds Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers SEA – 235 – 133 – 368 – 2 KC – 295 – 76 – 371 – 2 Week 12: vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Twelve: Seattle Seahawks vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Game summary November 28, 1999 1:07 pm local Buccaneers 0 6 0 10 Seahawks 3 0 0 0 Kingdome, Seattle 66,314 indoors Mike Carey Fox Dick Stockton, Matt Millen, and Pam Oliver Gamebook First quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 25-yard field goal, 10:40 (SEA 3–0) Second quarter TB – Martin Gramatica 42-yard field goal, 14:51 (Tied 3–3) TB – Martin Gramatica 40-yard field goal, 1:12 (TB 6–3) Third quarter No scoring plays Fourth quarter TB – Patrick Hape 2-yard pass from Shaun King (Martin Gramatica kick), 12:21 (TB 13–3) TB – Martin Gramatica 37-yard field goal, 9:00 (TB 16–3) Top passers TB – Trent Dilfer: 5/11, 50 yds SEA – Jon Kitna: 19/44, 197 yds, 5 INT Top rushers TB – Warrick Dunn: 15 car, 57 yds SEA – Ricky Watters: 17 car, 64 yds Top receivers TB – Dave Moore: 2 rec, 31 yds SEA – Sean Dawkins: 4 rec, 87 yds Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers TB – 51 – 105 – 156 – 0 SEA – 170 – 89 – 259 – 6 The Seahawks season started turning for the worse in a 16-3 loss to the Buccaneers. Jon Kitna had a dismal day with five interceptions and just 197 yards. Week 13: at Oakland Raiders Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Thirteen: Seattle Seahawks at Oakland Raiders – Game summary December 5, 1999 1:15 pm local Seahawks 0 7 7 7 Raiders 3 14 7 6 Network Associates Coliseum, Oakland, California 44,716 partly cloudy, 61 °F °C, 49% humidity, wind NW 5 mph km/h Dick Hantak CBS Greg Gumbel, Phil Simms, and Armen Keteyian Gamebook First quarter OAK – Michael Husted 18-yard field goal, 7:24 (OAK 3–0) Second quarter OAK – Tim Brown 14-yard pass from Rich Gannon (Michael Husted kick), 11:41 (OAK 10–0) OAK – Tim Brown 5-yard pass from Rich Gannon (Michael Husted kick), 6:36 (OAK 17–0) SEA – Ricky Watters 8-yard run (Todd Peterson kick), 0:31 (OAK 17–7) Third quarter SEA – Joey Galloway 31-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 10:54 (OAK 17–14) OAK – Zack Crockett 1-yard run (Michael Husted kick), 3:31 (OAK 24–14) Fourth quarter OAK – Michael Husted 41-yard field goal, 14:17 (OAK 27–14) SEA – Sean Dawkins 3-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 10:55 (OAK 27–21) OAK – Michael Husted 23-yard field goal, 1:53 (OAK 30–21) Top passers SEA – Jon Kitna: 22/39, 245 yds, 2 TD, 2 INT OAK – Rich Gannon: 19/24, 253 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT Top rushers SEA – Ricky Watters: 14 car, 51 yds, 1 TD OAK – Tyrone Wheatley: 21 car, 80 yds Top receivers SEA – Joey Galloway: 4 rec, 68 yds, 1 TD OAK – Tim Brown: 6 rec, 75 yds, 2 TD Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers SEA – 234 – 90 – 324 – 4 OAK – 253 – 162 – 415 – 1 The Raiders clawed to a 17-0 lead and Seattle’s comeback attempt resulted in three touchdowns, two turnovers, and a 30-21 loss Week 14: vs. San Diego Chargers Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Fourteen: Seattle Seahawks vs. San Diego Chargers – Game summary December 12, 1999 1:05 pm local Chargers 10 3 0 6 Seahawks 3 6 7 0 Kingdome, Seattle 66,318 indoors Walt Coleman CBS Kevin Harlan and Sam Wyche Gamebook First quarter SD – Natrone Means 1-yard run (John Carney kick), 11:02 (SD 7–0) SEA – Todd Peterson 28-yard field goal, 6:31 (SD 7–3) SD – John Carney 33-yard field goal, 1:41 (SD 10–3) Second quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 40-yard field goal, 13:18 (SD 10–6) SD – John Carney 42-yard field goal, 6:21 (SD 13–6) SEA – Todd Peterson 33-yard field goal, 0:29 (SD 13–9) Third quarter SEA – Derrick Mayes 14-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 11:20 (SEA 16–13) Fourth quarter SD – John Carney 28-yard field goal, 12:04 (Tied 16–16) SD – John Carney 41-yard field goal, 3:19 (SD 19–16) Top passers SD – Jim Harbaugh: 20/35, 229 yds, 1 INT SEA – Jon Kitna: 25/40, 285 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT Top rushers SD – Natrone Means: 14 car, 42 yds, 1 TD SEA – Ricky Watters: 20 car, 75 yds Top receivers SD – Jeff Graham: 9 rec, 114 yds SEA – Joey Galloway: 6 rec, 85 yds Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers SD – 222 – 107 – 329 – 1 SEA – 271 – 76 – 347 – 2 After the Seahawks clawed out a 16-13 lead the Chargers booted two additional field goals and the Seahawks fumbled once and missed three kicks of their own on their final four possessions; they thus had squandered an 8-2 start and at 8-5 were tied with Kansas City atop the AFC West. Week 15 at Denver Broncos Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Fifteen: Seattle Seahawks at Denver Broncos – Game summary December 19, 1999 2:15 pm local Seahawks 7 7 3 13 0 Broncos 14 3 6 7 6 Mile High Stadium, Denver, Colorado 65,987 cloudy, 27 °F °C, 51% humidity, wind NE 12 mph km/h Bob McElwee CBS Ian Eagle & Mark May Gamebook First quarter DEN – Chris Watson 81-yard punt return (Jason Elam kick), 12:51 (DEN 7–0) SEA – Mike Pritchard 16-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 10:43 (Tied 7–7) DEN – Rod Smith 14-yard pass from Brian Griese (Jason Elam kick), 5:54 (DEN 14–7) Second quarter DEN – Jason Elam 28-yard field goal, 6:48 (DEN 17–7) SEA – Ricky Watters 1-yard run (Todd Peterson kick), 4:07 (DEN 17–14) Third quarter DEN – Jason Elam 46-yard field goal, 9:01 (DEN 20–14) SEA – Todd Peterson 40-yard field goal, 5:41 (DEN 20–17) DEN – Jason Elam 33-yard field goal, 0:01 (DEN 23–17) Fourth quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 32-yard field goal, 3:41 (DEN 23–20) DEN – Dwayne Carswell 9-yard pass from Brian Griese (Jason Elam kick), 1:47 (DEN 30–20) SEA – Derrick Mayes 36-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 0:54 (DEN 30–27) SEA – Todd Peterson 45-yard field goal, 0:09 (Tied 30–30) Overtime DEN – Glenn Cadrez 37-yard fumble return, 12:17 (DEN 36–30) Top passers SEA – Jon Kitna: 22/42, 278 yds, 2 TD DEN – Brian Griese: 20/39, 180 yds, 2 TD, 2 INT Top rushers SEA – Ricky Watters: 16 car, 115 yds, 1 TD DEN – Olandis Gary: 22 car, 183 yds Top receivers SEA – Sean Dawkins: 5 rec, 88 yds DEN – Rod Smith: 7 rec, 82 yds, 1 TD Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers SEA – 250 – 114 – 364 – 2 DEN – 170 – 260 – 430 – 2 The wildest game of the year (66 combined points a season high for both teams) occurred at Mile High Stadium. It was mostly a battle of Jason Elam and Todd Peterson field goals until the final four minutes saw the Seahawks outscore the Broncos 13-7; Seattle’s final ten points came in the final 62 seconds on a touchdown, onside kick, and field goal. In overtime Jon Kitna was strip sacked and Glenn Cadrez scored; the 36-30 loss now left the Seahawks’ playoff hopes in the air st 8-6. Week 16: vs. Kansas City Chiefs Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Sixteen: Seattle Seahawks vs. Kansas City Chiefs – Game summary December 26, 1999 1:05 pm local Chiefs 0 7 7 0 Seahawks 10 7 6 0 Kingdome, Seattle 66,332 indoors Bill Carollo CBS Ian Eagle and Mark May Gamebook First quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 31-yard field goal, 9:18 (SEA 3–0) SEA – Sean Dawkins 20-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 2:39 (SEA 10–0) Second quarter SEA – Derrick Mayes 9-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 6:23 (SEA 17–0) KC – Lonnie Johnson 4-yard pass from Elvis Grbac (Pete Stoyanovich kick), 1:14 (SEA 17–7) Third quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 22-yard field goal, 9:35 (SEA 20–7) KC – Joe Horn 76-yard pass from Elvis Grbac (Pete Stoyanovich kick), 8:08 (SEA 20–14) SEA – Todd Peterson 48-yard field goal, 4:39 (SEA 23–14) Fourth quarter No scoring plays Top passers KC – Elvis Grbac: 22/42, 254 yds, 2 TD, 3 INT SEA – Jon Kitna: 18/30, 216 yds, 2 TD Top rushers KC – Bam Morris: 6 car, 33 yds SEA – Ricky Watters: 18 car, 63 yds Top receivers KC – Joe Horn: 3 rec, 92 yds, 1 TD SEA – Christian Fauria: 6 rec, 84 yds Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers KC – 230 – 72 – 302 – 3 SEA – 207 – 60 – 267 – 0 Week 17: at New York Jets Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse Week Seventeen: Seattle Seahawks at New York Jets – Game summary January 2, 2000 1:03 pm local Seahawks 6 0 3 0 Jets 3 10 3 3 Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey 78,154 hazy, 52 °F °C, 88% humidity, wind SW 4 mph km/h Johnny Grier CBS Kevin Harlan and Sam Wyche Gamebook First quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 25-yard field goal, 10:30 (SEA 3–0) NYJ – John Hall 23-yard field goal, 4:03 (Tied 3–3) SEA – Todd Peterson 25-yard field goal, 1:03 (SEA 6–3) Second quarter NYJ – Curtis Martin 1-yard run (John Hall kick), 13:21 (NYJ 10–6) NYJ – John Hall 30-yard field goal, 3:40 (NYJ 13–6) Third quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 45-yard field goal, 9:54 (NYJ 13–9) Fourth quarter NYJ – John Hall 31-yard field goal, 6:01 (NYJ 16–9) NYJ – John Hall 35-yard field goal, 4:21 (NYJ 19–9) Top passers SEA – Jon Kitna: 21/45, 237 yds, 2 INT NYJ – Ray Lucas: 15/26, 211 yds, 2 INT Top rushers SEA – Ricky Watters: 9 car, 30 yds NYJ – Curtis Martin: 34 car, 158 yds, 1 TD Top receivers SEA – Sean Dawkins: 4 rec, 66 yds NYJ – Wayne Chrebet: 5 rec, 88 yds Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers SEA – 233 – 33 – 266 – 2 NYJ – 202 – 177 – 379 – 2 Despite the loss, courtesy of the Raiders win over Kansas City, Seattle was still able to clinch what would turn out to be their last AFC West Division title along with the #3 seed in the AFC. This would also be their last Divisional title until 2004, when they've already returned to the NFC West beginning in 2002. Postseason 1999–2000 NFL playoffs Seattle entered the postseason as the #3 seed in the AFC. AFC Wild Card Playoff: vs. #6 Miami Dolphins Seattle Seahawks 1999 2;text-align:center; autocollapse AFC Wild Card Playoff: #3 Seattle Seahawks vs #6 Miami Dolphins – Game summary January 9, 2000 1:06 pm local Dolphins 3 0 10 7 Seahawks 7 3 7 0 Kingdome, Seattle 66,170 indoors Tony Corrente CBS Greg Gumbel, Phil Simms, and Armen Keteyian Gamebook First quarter SEA – Sean Dawkins 9-yard pass from Jon Kitna (Todd Peterson kick), 6:18 (SEA 7–0) MIA – Olindo Mare 32-yard field goal, 2:05 (SEA 7–3) Second quarter SEA – Todd Peterson 50-yard field goal, 0:45 (SEA 10–3) Third quarter MIA – Oronde Gadsden 18-yard pass from Dan Marino (Olindo Mare kick), 8:55 (Tied 10–10) SEA – Charlie Rogers 85-yard kickoff return (Todd Peterson kick), 8:37 (SEA 17–10) MIA – Olindo Mare 50-yard field goal, 2:22 (SEA 17–13) Fourth quarter MIA – J.J. Johnson 2-yard run (Olindo Mare kick), 4:48 (MIA 20–17) Top passers SEA – Jon Kitna: 17/30, 196 yds, 1 TD MIA – Dan Marino: 14/30, 162 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT Top rushers SEA – Ricky Watters: 27 car, 86 yds, 1 TD MIA – J.J. Johnson: 19 car, 40 yds Top receivers SEA – Sean Dawkins: 5 rec, 82 yds MIA – O. J. McDuffie: 3 rec, 35 yds, 1 TD Team – pass passing yards – rush rushing yards – total total yards – to turnovers SEA – 191 – 108 – 299 – 0 MIA – 130 – 41 – 171 – 2 In what was the final game played at the Kingdome, the Seahawks lost to Dan Marino and the Dolphins, giving up the lead with just under 5 minutes to play. This was Marino's final playoff win in his career, and the final playoff game for Seattle as an AFC team. References External links https://www.seahawks.com/ 1999 Seattle Seahawks season at ESPN 1999 Seattle Seahawks at Pro Football Reference (Profootballreference.com) 1999 Seattle Seahawks Statistics at jt-sw.com 1999 Seattle Seahawks Schedule at jt-sw.com Seattle Category:Seattle Seahawks seasons Category:AFC West championship seasons Seattle