Steve Largent Award

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Steve Largent Award
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Steve Largent, the namesake of the award
Presented by Seattle Seahawks
History
First winner Steve Largent, 1989
Most wins Mack Strong (5)
Most recent Bobby Wagner, 2023

The Steve Largent Award is given by the Seattle Seahawks annually to the team contributor(s) best exemplifying the spirit, dedication, and integrity of former Seahawks wide receiver Steve Largent. [1]

Recipients

2017 & 2023 award recipient Bobby Wagner Bobby Wagner 2014.jpg
2017 & 2023 award recipient Bobby Wagner
Steve Largent Award Winners
SeasonPlayerPositionRef
1989 Steve Largent WR
1990 Jacob Green DE
1991 Rufus Porter LB
1992 Jeff Bryant DE
Joe Nash DT
1993 Eugene Robinson FS
1994 Brian Blades WR
1995 Terry Wooden LB
1996 Cortez Kennedy DT
1997 Winston Moss LB
1998 Michael Sinclair DE
1999 Chad Brown LB
2000 Ricky Watters RB
2001 Mack Strong FB
2002 Mack Strong (2) FB
2003 Trent Dilfer QB
2004 Mack Strong (3) FB
2005 Mack Strong (4) FB
2006 Mack Strong (5) FB
2007 Bobby Engram WR
2008 Mike Holmgren Head Coach [1]
2009 Matt Hasselbeck QB
2010 Roy Lewis CB [2]
2011 Red Bryant DT [3]
2012 Russell Wilson QB [4]
2013 Earl Thomas FS
2014 Kam Chancellor SS
2015 Richard Sherman CB
2016 Kam Chancellor (2) SS [5]
2017 Bobby Wagner LB [5]
2018 Russell Wilson (2) QB [6]
2019 Russell Wilson (3) QB [7]
2020 K.J. Wright LB
2021 Tyler Lockett WR
2022 Tyler Lockett (2) WR
2023 Bobby Wagner (2) LB [8]

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