1992 Seattle Seahawks season
Head Coach Tom Flores
Home Field Kingdome
Results
Record 2–14
Place 5th AFC West
Playoff Finish did not qualify
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The 1992 Seattle Seahawks seasonNational Football League . The 1992 season was the first season for head coach Tom Flores .
The Seahawks' 140 points (8.8 points per game) scored in the regular season is the lowest total for any team playing a 16-game season. For comparison, the 2008 Detroit Lions , who went winless, scored 268 points, nearly double. Long-time quarterback Dave Krieg had left Seattle for the rival Kansas City Chiefs in the offseason, leaving Seattle with Kelly Stouffer , Stan Gelbaugh and Dan McGwire (brother of Major League Baseball star Mark McGwire ) as their three quarterbacks.
Football Outsiders calls Seattle's 1992 offense "the worst offense in [their ranking system's] history [from 1992 to 2010]." [1] Cortez Kennedy was named the 1992 NFL Defensive Player of the Year .
Before Seattle's Monday Night Football Pete Gross inducting him as the first member of the Ring of Honor. Gross would pass away two days later after his long bout with cancer. That game would also be the last MNF game played in the Kingdome and the last in Seattle until 2002 (the Seahawks themselves didn't appear on MNF again until Mike Holmgren 's return to Green Bay in 1999).
Offseason [ ] NFL Draft [ ] [2]
Personnel [ ] Staff [ ]
1992 Seattle Seahawks staff
Front Office
Head Coaches
President/Head Coach – Tom Flores
Assistant Head Coach/Defense – Tom Catlin Offensive Coaches
Defensive Coaches
Strength and Conditioning
Strength and Conditioning – Frank Raines
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Regular season [ ] Schedule [ ]
Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Game site
Record
Attendance
1
September 6, 1992
Cincinnati Bengals L 21-3Kingdome 0-1
57,350
2
September 13, 1992
at Kansas City Chiefs
L 26-7Arrowhead Stadium 0-2
75,125
3
September 20, 1992
at New England Patriots
W 10-6Foxboro Stadium 1-2
42,327
4
September 27, 1992
Miami Dolphins L 19-17Kingdome
1-3
59,374
5
October 4, 1992
at San Diego Chargers
L 17-6Jack Murphy Stadium 1-4
36,783
6
October 11, 1992
at Dallas Cowboys
L 27-0Texas Stadium 1-5
62,311
7
October 18, 1992
Los Angeles Raiders L 19-0Kingdome
1-6
56,904
8
October 25, 1992
at New York Giants
L 23-10Giants Stadium 1-7
67,399
9
Bye
10
November 8, 1992
Washington Redskins L 16-3Kingdome
1-8
53,616
11
November 15, 1992
Los Angeles Raiders L 20-3Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 1-9
46,862
12
November 22, 1992
Kansas City Chiefs L 24-14Kingdome
1-10
49,867
13
November 30, 1992
Denver Broncos W 16-13 OTKingdome
2-10
51,612
14
December 6, 1992
at Pittsburgh Steelers
L 20-14 OTThree Rivers Stadium 2-11
47,015
15
December 13, 1992
Philadelphia Eagles L 20-17Kingdome
2-12
47,492
16
December 20, 1992
at Denver Broncos
L 10-6Mile High Stadium 2-13
72,570
17
December 27, 1992
San Diego Chargers L 31-14Kingdome
2-14
49,324
Standings [ ] [4]
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