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2013 Seattle Seahawks

The 2013 Seattle Seahawks went 13–3, finishing 1st in the NFC West, and won the Super Bowl. They scored 417 points and allowed 231.

Record
13–3
Home
7–1
Road & neutral
6–2
Points
417–231
NFC West
Place 1 of 4
Postseason
Won Super Bowl

Where the season ranked

They scored 417 points, tied for the eighth-most among the 32 teams, and allowed 231, the fewest. Their point differential was +186.

Their 13–3 record was tied for the best in the NFL.

How the season unfolded

The Seahawks opened with four straight wins and were 7–1 after eight games. They went 2–2 over the final four weeks to finish 13–3.

Their longest winning streak was seven games, from Week 6 to Week 13.

Best and worst games

Their biggest win was 43–8 over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII (February 2, 2014).

Their heaviest loss was 17–10 to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 16 (December 22, 2013).

They scored a season-high 45 points against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 3 (September 22, 2013), winning 45–17.

They shut out the New York Giants (Week 15).

In games decided by eight points or fewer, they went 5–3.

They played two games that went to overtime and went 2–0 in them.

Division and playoff opponents

They went 4–2 against the NFC West, sweeping the Rams and splitting with the 49ers and the Cardinals.

Against teams that reached the playoffs, they went 3–2 in the regular season.

Postseason

In the Divisional round, they beat the New Orleans Saints 23–15 at home.

In the NFC Championship Game, they beat the San Francisco 49ers 23–17 at home.

They won Super Bowl XLVIII, beating the Denver Broncos 43–8.

Before and after

That was a two-win improvement on 2012, when they went 11–5.

In 2014, they went 12–4 and returned to the playoffs.

2013 schedule and results

2013 Seattle Seahawks · every game
WeekDateOpponentResult
Week 1Sep 8, 2013at Carolina PanthersW 12–7
Week 2Sep 15, 2013vs San Francisco 49ersW 29–3
Week 3Sep 22, 2013vs Jacksonville JaguarsW 45–17
Week 4Sep 29, 2013at Houston TexansW 23–20 (OT)
Week 5Oct 6, 2013at Indianapolis ColtsL 28–34
Week 6Oct 13, 2013vs Tennessee TitansW 20–13
Week 7Oct 17, 2013at Arizona CardinalsW 34–22
Week 8Oct 28, 2013at St. Louis RamsW 14–9
Week 9Nov 3, 2013vs Tampa Bay BuccaneersW 27–24 (OT)
Week 10Nov 10, 2013at Atlanta FalconsW 33–10
Week 11Nov 17, 2013vs Minnesota VikingsW 41–20
Week 13Dec 2, 2013vs New Orleans SaintsW 34–7
Week 14Dec 8, 2013at San Francisco 49ersL 17–19
Week 15Dec 15, 2013at New York GiantsW 23–0
Week 16Dec 22, 2013vs Arizona CardinalsL 10–17
Week 17Dec 29, 2013vs St. Louis RamsW 27–9
DivisionalJan 11, 2014vs New Orleans SaintsW 23–15
Conference championshipJan 19, 2014vs San Francisco 49ersW 23–17
Super BowlFeb 2, 2014vs Denver BroncosW 43–8

Counted by WHYNFL from the final score of every 2013 game. Division place uses win percentage, then point differential; the NFL's full tiebreaker procedure is not applied.