The Seattle Seahawks will be prominently represented at the upcoming NFL Honors ceremony, with four members of the organization named as finalists for major Associated Press awards. This marks a significant moment for the franchise, highlighting both individual excellence and the team’s overall success during the 2025 season. From standout performances on the field to impactful coaching, the Seahawks’ nominees demonstrate the depth of talent and leadership that has propelled the team to one of the top spots in the NFC.
Jaxon Smith‑Njigba – Offensive Player of the Year Finalist
Jaxon Smith‑Njigba earned a spot as a finalist for Offensive Player of the Year after an exceptional season that saw him lead the league in receiving yards and break franchise records with his consistent production. His presence in the category reflects how impactful his play has been for Seattle.
Mike Macdonald – Coach of the Year Finalist
Head coach Mike Macdonald is a finalist for Coach of the Year after guiding the Seahawks to the NFC’s top seed, a performance that exceeded expectations and showcased Seattle’s rise as a contender. His accomplishments place him among a strong group of candidates recognized for leadership and success.
Klint Kubiak – Assistant Coach of the Year Finalist
Offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak was recognized as a finalist for Assistant Coach of the Year, underscoring the effectiveness of Seattle’s offense under his guidance and the significant improvements he has helped bring about. His nomination acknowledges the strategic contributions he makes to the team’s overall success.
Nick Emmanwori – Defensive Rookie of the Year Finalist
Rookie safety-linebacker hybrid Nick Emmanwori rounded out the group as a Defensive Rookie of the Year finalist, marking a remarkable first season that combined physicality, playmaking, and versatility. Emmanwori’s inclusion highlights the impact of his performance on the Seahawks’ defense and the strong impression he made in his debut campaign.
The winners of these awards will be revealed during the NFL Honors ceremony on February 5, and the Seahawks’ four finalists reflect both individual excellence and the team’s overall success during the regular season.