Collectables & Memorabilia

seahawks memorabilia

Seattle Seahawks Apron $10.99 Our fan friendly sports apron is what every backyard chef will want to wear to their next tailgating even. This barbeque apron will keep you clean no matter how messy it gets. These white aprons feature your favorite teams name and logo. Also has matching trim and straps. They are made of cotton and are 34 inches long and 29 inches wide….

Seattle Seahawks Zipper Bottle Suit $1.75 This zipper bottle holder is constructed from 3mm Neoprene “Wetsuit” rubber, and will hold a longneck bottle. It is designed to keep your favorite beverage COLD… and your hands WARM! Features a full glued-in bottom so your beverage won’t drip on you. The neoprene construction & zipper makes it easy to remove the bottle from the holder. It’s stretchable, washable and foldable….

NFL Protoast Toasters $14.99 You can add football flair to any scrapbook, framed autograph or even to your room decor with this Sports Images NFL® team logo patch. The authentic logo patch is decorated in team colors….

Seattle Seahawks Black Tape Measure $34.95 This Officially Licensed 25 Foot Tape Measure Has A Heavy Duty Black Shell And Features A Hand-Crafted Metal Team Logo. The Large, Easy-To-Read Fractions Allow For Quicker, More Accurate Measurements.Images Shown May Differ From The Actual Product….

Seattle Seahawks LED Flashlight $18.50 This flashlight has a durable aluminum body that is super tough and water resistant. Features 9 super bright LED bulbs that last for more than 100,000 hours. Includes an attached lanyard so you can hang the flashlight anywhere you choose. Approximately 3.5” long and 1” wide. Runs on 4 AAA batteries.Images shown may differ from the actual product….

NFL Greatest Games Series: Green Bay Packers Greatest Games $18.89 Since their inception in 1919, the Green Bay Packers have been one of the most storied franchises in NFL history. Cheeseheads can now rejoice with this 10-disc set that includes the team’s 10 greatest games in their broadcast entirety from 1983-2008. Relive the highest-scoring game in Monday Night Football history with a win over the ’83 Washington Redskins, Super Bowl XXXI vs. the New England Pat…

NFL Super Bowl XL – Pittsburgh Steelers Championship DVD $1.00 The Pittsburgh Steelers quest for a fifth Super Bowl title was an epic journey that took 26 years to complete. In 2004, the Steelers finished with the best record in the history of the AFC, only to lose the championship game for the fifth time in their last six tries. The loss was particularly painful for the Steeler family because many suspected it would be the final game of Jerome Bettis’ career…

NFL – Seattle Seahawks 2005 NFC Champions $2.28 For nearly three decades the Seattle Seahawks were pro football’s most anonymous team, tucked away in the Pacific Northwest, far removed from the media spotlight. But in 2005 the Seahawks could no longer be ignored. They posted the NFC’s best record at 13-3 and led the league in scoring, enroute to their first-ever Super Bowl appearance. Team stars included league MVP Shaun Alexander, who led the …

What do you think of this strange, but plausible conspiracy theory of Super Bowl XL?

I'm not a fan or Seahawks Steelers. I've heard this theory of my marketing professor. The NFL is big business and everything to gain money. The Super Bowl generates so much excitement and revenue for the league. The Steelers have a very large fan base, so that the league is even higher ratings when the Steelers are in the Super Bowl. There are many more fans of the Steelers fans Seahawks, so the league wanted the Steelers to win, because it could generate more money on souvenirs champion (shirts, hats, DVD, etc) Then there is all the matter with Bettis playing in his hometown of Detroit. Super Bowl XL was the last game televised by ABC, a station that had a long relationship with the NFL. Disney owns ABC. The league wanted a Cinderella ending the career of Bettis and the Steelers' amazing postseason run as a 6 seed. Disney has players say going to Disney World, and who wanted to build the set "Dreams come true" things because it was a good story idea.

Interesting, but I think with so many bad calls in recent years in the NFL, we can partly attributed to poor officiating and partly attributed to the Seahawks did not play as well as they were capable of.