Watch: Steve Raible’s top calls from Seahawks’ title-winning season

Ever think of about reliving the Seattle Seahawks’ championship 2025 season? Yeah you do.

Here’s a great way to do it: Put on a pair of headphones, kick back at your desk, and press play on the video below shared by the Seahawks.

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The Seahawks put together six of their favorite radio calls by the longtime voice of the Seahawks, Steve Raible, from the 2025 campaign and playoff run that ended with Seattle’s second Super Bowl title in franchise history.

Here’s the video:

Our favorite Steve Raible calls from the 2025 season. pic.twitter.com/xbjXIWnNxD

— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) June 22, 2026

Raible was a wide receiver for six years with the Seahawks starting with their inaugural 1976 season, and can be heard throughout the NFL campaign as the play-by-play announcer on the Seahawks Radio Network, which includes Seattle Sports 710 AM and KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM as the flagship stations. Raible calls games alongside another former Seahawks player: analyst Dave Wyman, who was a linebacker with Seattle for six of his nine NFL seasons and is the longtime co-host of Seattle Sports’ Wyman and Bob.

Here’s a list of the plays that you can watch – and hear Raible call – in the video:

• Rashid Shaheed’s game-opening kickoff return touchdown against San Francisco in the divisional round of the playoffs

• Eric Saubert’s game-ending two-point conversation catch from Sam Darnold in Seattle’s Week 16 overtime win over the Rams

• Tory Horton’s 95-yard punt return for a touchdown on against New Orleans in Week 3

• Sam Darnold’s 43-yard touchdown pass to Jaxon Smith-Njigba against Arizona in Week 10

• Ernest Jones IV’s pick-six against Minnesota in Week 13

• DeMarcus Lawrence’s second fumble return for a touchdown (yes, there were two in the same game) against Arizona in Week 10

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