Winners of the inaugural Hawkscars, awarding the ’15 Seahawks
Feb 5, 2016, 5:34 PM | Updated: 6:04 pm
Doug Baldwin says the Seahawks' locker room has been "pretty quiet" about Seth Wickersham's ESPN story that describes resentment toward Russell Wilson. (AP)
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The votes have been tallied and the winners are in. Here they are, the results of the inaugural Hawkscars, honoring the best – or in one case, not the best – moments, plays and players from the 2015 Seahawks season.
Included are links to the announcement for each award winner.
Related: Nominees for the inaugural Hawkscars
1. Most Amazing Play. The single most incredible feat that a Seahawk pulled off during a game this season.
• Doug Baldwin’s one-handed catch in the playoff win against Minnesota.
2. Most Important Play. The one play that meant the most to the direction or outcome of Seattle’s season.
• Russell Wilson’s recovery of errant snap, 35-yard completion to Tyler Lockett.
3. Best Performance. The most impressive single-game performance by a member of the Seahawks this season.
• Russell Wilson’s five touchdown passes, 345 yards against Pittsburgh.
4. Outstanding Performer. The Seahawk who had the best performance over the entire season.
• Russell Wilson passes for a franchise record 4,024 yards and 34 touchdowns.
5. The Brucie. The most knuckle-headed play by a Seahawk this season.
• Michael Bennett’s unnecessary roughness penalty against Cincinnati in Week 5.
