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As much of a tradition as the Super Bowl is, there is also the tradition of the Super Bowl Office Pool. Throw down a few dollars and get assigned your respective squares. When each quarter ends, someone is walking away with some cash. It all depends on where you end up in the gird or what score you get assigned with your square.

Everyone has a preference. Seattle Seahawks offensive tackle Michael Bowie let his be known during an intense game of "Either Or" at Super Bowl media day Tuesday. The Seahawks and Broncos took over the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey to answer questions -- mostly about the Super Bowl -- from the media...

It's a yearly tradition, EA Sports uses their 'Madden NFL' game to attempt to predict the winner of the Super Bowl. According to the game maker, they have 'nailed' 8 of the last 10 Super Bowls. Will this year be another right prediction?

Richard Sherman's remarks after the Seattle Seahawks victory on Sunday has been the talk of the sporting world. Is it as big of a deal as some are marking it out to be? Take a guy who just had a great, competitive game and is still on an adrenaline high after the victory - Then have him talk to a reporter, did you expect anything less? Well, we didn't expect less when the internet went all kinds o

Before I begin this letter to Richard for those of you who have not seen the latest in the "trash talking" controversies that Mr. Sherman has found himself in, I will include this video from the post game interview from last night's game. Here goes...... Dear Richard, I should preface this letter by telling you that I am in total awe of not only your skills and talent on the field but al

This weekend the Seattle Seahawks host the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship game with the winning team heading to Super Bowl XLVIII. One fan was so confident that the Seahawks were going to the big game and winning it all that he got a tattoo proclaiming the team as the champions.

So here we are, the final four in the NFL Playoffs. All the teams are just one game away from the biggest game of them all. It's been an amazing year for each of the teams and even more so for the Seattle Seahawks Fullback Derrick Coleman. Coleman is the first deaf offensive player in NFL history and his story has gone under the radar a bit. That is until now thanks to a new commercial from Durace

Frank Gore ran for 131 yards and Alex Smith threw a 12-yard touchdown pass to Delanie Walker to secure the win, as the San Francisco 49ers beat the Seattle Seahawks, 13-6, at Candlestick Park on Thursday.