The Philadelphia Eagles face the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday, December 1. This is the 13^th meeting between the two teams. The Eagles currently hold a 7-5 edge in the series. Since Seattle was an AFC team until 2002, the teams haven’t met very often. But they have had some memorable battles. As an Eagles fan, some of those games have been downright painful to watch. Here is a look at the most memorable games between the Eagles and the Seahawks.

November 2, 1980 – Eagles 27, Seahawks 20

The Eagles were 7-1 when they played the Seahawks in Seattle in 1980. Seattle was a respectable 4-4. The Eagles were shorthanded in the running game but they still had Ron Jaworski. Jaworski had two touchdown passes in this game to lead the Eagles. His second touchdown in gave the Eagles a 24-20 lead in the fourth quarter. The Eagles would add a field goal to earn the 27-20 win.

December 13, 1992 – Eagles 20, Seahawks 17

This game was a lot closer than Eagles fans would have liked. Philadelphia was 8-5 and heading toward the playoffs. Meanwhile, Seattle was 2-11 and one of the worst teams in the league. But the Eagles had their hands full all game. Randall Cunningham threw for 365 yards but no touchdown passes. The Eagles needed a late touchdown to force overtime. They kicked a field goal in the extra frame to save the embarrassing loss from happening.

September 10, 1989 – Eagles 31, Seahawks 7

I have fond memories of this season opening win as it took place on my birthday. The Eagles dominated the Seahawks at Veterans Stadium. Cunningham was brilliant as he threw for two touchdowns. Meanwhile, the defense forced three turnovers and sacked Seattle quarterback Dave Kreig three times in the easy win.

September 6, 1998 – Seahawks 38, Eagles 0

This is memorable for all the wrong reasons. The Eagles were completely humiliated in their 1998 season opener at home. Warren Moon threw three touchdown passes while the Eagles turned the ball over three times. Bobby Hoying completed just nine passes for 60 yards. This is easily one of the worst losses the Eagles have ever had at home. It also set the tone for a terrible 1998 season that saw the end of Ray Rhodes as the team’s coach.

September 23, 2001 – Eagles 27, Seahawks 3

After losing their first game of the 2001 season, the Eagles got things going with an impressive win in Seattle. Donovan McNabb(notes) threw for 283 yards and two touchdown passes. He also ran for a touchdown in the game. Defensively, the Eagles held Seattle to a mere 147 yards of total offense. The Eagles rode the momentum throughout the season.

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