The 1998 Seattle Seahawks seasonNational Football League . A late-season loss to the New York Jets came due to a controversial call when Jets quarterback Vinny Testaverde ran in a touchdown but was downed short of the goalline yet the play was ruled a touchdown; the loss helped knock Seattle out of the playoffs. The 1998 season was the final season for head coach Dennis Erickson .
Offseason NFL Draft Personnel
1998 Seattle Seahawks staff
Front Office
Head Coaches
Offensive Coaches
Offensive Coordinator – Bob Bratkowski
Quarterbacks – Rich Olson
Running Backs – Tim Lappano
Wide Receivers – Milt Jackson
Tight Ends – Keith Gilbertson
Offensive Line – Gregg Smith
Assistant Offensive Line – Bill Meyers
Offensive Quality Control – Eric Yarber
Defensive Coaches
Strength and Conditioning
Strength and Conditioning – Dana LeDuc
Assistant Strength and Conditioning – Darren Krein
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Regular season
Week Date Opponent Result Game site Record Attendance
1 September 6, 1998 at Philadelphia Eagles W 38-0 Veterans Stadium 1-0 66,418
2 September 13, 1998 Arizona Cardinals W 33-14 Kingdome 2-0 57,678
3 September 20, 1998 Washington Redskins W 24-14 Kingdome 3-0 63,336
4 September 27, 1998 at Pittsburgh Steelers L 13-10 Three Rivers Stadium 3-1 58,413
5 October 4, 1998 at Kansas City Chiefs L 17-6 Arrowhead Stadium 3-2 66,418
6 October 11, 1998 Denver Broncos L 21-16 Kingdome 3-3 66,258
7 Bye
8 October 25, 1998 at San Diego Chargers W 27-20 Qualcomm Stadium 4-3 58,512
9 November 1, 1998 Oakland Raiders L 31-18 Kingdome 4-4 66,246
10 November 8, 1998 Kansas City Chiefs W 24-12 Kingdome 5-4 66,251
11 November 15, 1998 at Oakland Raiders L 20-17 Network Associates Coliseum 5-5 51,527
12 November 22, 1998 at Dallas Cowboys L 30-22 Texas Stadium 5-6 64,142
13 November 29, 1998 Tennessee Oilers W 20-18 Kingdome 6-6 59,048
14 December 6, 1998 at New York Jets L 32-31 The Meadowlands 6-7 72,200
15 December 13, 1998 San Diego Chargers W 38-17 Kingdome 7-7 62,690
16 December 20, 1998 Indianapolis Colts W 27-23 Kingdome 8-7 58,703
17 December 27, 1998 at Denver Broncos L 28-21 Mile High Stadium 8-8 74,057
Standings Awards and records The 1998 Seahawks hold the record for most defensive touchdowns in a season, with 10 (as of the 2007 NFL Season).
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