A look at some memorable moments in Seahawks history that occurred on March 8:

2001: Eight-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Cortez Kennedy is released after 11 seasons with the Seahawks. Kennedy leaves as the most-decorated defensive player in franchise history. He would be added to the team’s Ring of Honor in 2006 and voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2012.

2010: Backup quarterback Seneca Wallace is traded to the Browns. Wallace was 5-9 as a starter during his seven-season stay in Seattle.

Wide receiver James McKnight (82) catches a 21-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Warren Moon in the second quarter of their game against the San Francisco 49ers Sunday, Dec. 21, 1997, in Seattle (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson).

1980: The Seahawks score twice in the fourth quarter, but the rally in their season finale falls short as they lose to the Broncos 25-17 at the Kingdome to cap a nine-game losing streak.

1997: Warren Moon passes for four touchdowns as the Seahawks finish 8-8 by slapping the playoff-bound 49ers with a 38-9 loss in the season finale at the Kingdome. Joey Galloway catches six passes for 101 yards and two scores, while Mike Pritchard has six receptions for 90 yards and a TD. The linebacking crew of Mike Barber, Chad Brown and Dean Wells leads the defensive effort by combining for 25 tackles.

2003: Shaun Alexander runs for 135 yards and two touchdowns, including a 44-yarder, and the defense sacks Cardinals QB Josh McCown eight times in a 28-10 victory in Seattle.

2008: The Seahawks send Mike Holmgren out a winner in his final home game as coach with a 13-3 victory over the Jets on a snowy afternoon in Seattle. Maurice Morris runs for 116 yards and Seneca Wallace passes to John Carlson for the game’s only touchdown, while Josh Wilson intercepts Brett Favre twice.

1980: Steve Largent catches eight passes for 139 yards and a touchdown, but Billy Taylor scores on a 30-yard run to cap a 14-point fourth quarter as the Giants post a 27-21 victory at the Kingdome.

1997: Jermaine Lewis returns punts 89 and 66 yards for touchdowns and adds a 29-yard TD catch as the Ravens score the final 14 points in taking a 31-24 victory over the Seahawks at old Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. Chad Brown returns a fumble 42 yards for a TD, but gets a concussion that sidelines him for the next game.

2003: Randy Moss scores on touchdown passes of 47 and 45 yards from Daunte Culpepper in the Vikings’ 34-7 victory at the Metrodome. Shaun Alexander runs 1 yard for the Seahawks’ only score.

2008: Seneca Wallace throws three touchdown passes and also leads the Seahawks with 47 rushing yards, but Sammy Morris scores on a 1-yard run with 2:44 left to play to give the Matt Cassel-led Patriots a 24-21 victory in Seattle.

Defensive end Michael Sinclair rushes the Redskins passer in a 27-20 victory at RFK Stadium.

1978: Efren Herrera kicks two field goals and David Sims scores on a 10-yard run in a 13-10 victory over the Chiefs in Kansas City.

1995: Chris Warren runs for 136 yards and a touchdown, Rick Mirer passes for two TDs and Robert Blackmon intercepts two passes in a 27-20 victory over the Redskins at RFK Stadium. The game follows a week when the team remained in Jacksonville to practice, after beating the Jaguars 47-30, rather than returning to Seattle.

2006: Seneca Wallace passes for 252 yards and two second-half touchdowns, but also throws three interceptions, and Deion Branch catches seven passes for 113 yards. But the 49ers hold on for 20-14 victory in San Francisco.

2006: Matt Hasselbeck injures his right knee during a 31-13 loss to the Vikings in Seattle. Hasselbeck misses the next four games and backup Seneca Wallace is 2-2 as the starter. Hasselbeck returned to lead the Seahawks to their third consecutive NFC West title and fourth playoff berth in as many seasons.

1995: Steve Largent’s No. 80 is officially retired after the team’s all-time leading receiver was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

2005: The Seahawks beat the Saints in a preseason game in New Orleans, two weeks before Hurricane Katrina devastates the city and the region. Seneca Wallace passes for one touchdown and runs for another in the 34-15 victory.

Teresa Hill

Age: 39

From: Marysville

Fan since: 15 years

Favorite current player: Marshawn Lynch

Favorite all-time Seahawk: Seneca Wallace

Favorite Seahawk moment: When they got to go to the Super Bowl (in the 2005 season)

Dylan Langille

Age: 8

From: Burien

Fan since: My whole life

Favorite current player: Earl Thomas (he was wearing a No. 29 Thomas jersey)

Favorite all-time Seahawk: Thomas

Favorite Seahawk moment: “Marshawn’s run (in the 2010 wild-card playoff win over the Saints),” Dylan said following a long pause and after his father, Gordon, leaned over and whispered in his ear

Mike Linn

Age: 36

From: Auburn

Fan since: “I’m a military brat, so I’ve been a fan my whole life,” he said. “We went to Seahawks games in Kansas City when my dad was stationed at Fort Leavenworth.”

Favorite current player: Richard Sherman

Favorite all-time Seahawk: Steve Largent (he was wearing a retro No. 80 Largent jersey)

Favorite Seahawk moment: “Well, I guess recently the Lynch run,” said Linn, who was holding his almost 3-year-old daughter, Tala, in his arms

A look at the memorable moments in Seahawks history that occurred on March 8:

2001: Eight-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Cortez Kennedy is released after 11 seasons with the Seahawks. Kennedy leaves as the most-decorated defensive player in franchise history. He would be added to the team’s Ring of Honor in 2006 and voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2012.

2010: Backup quarterback Seneca Wallace is traded to the Browns. Wallace was 5-9 as a starter during his seven-season stay in Seattle.

1980: The Seahawks score twice in the fourth quarter, but the rally in their season finale falls short as they fall to the Broncos 25-17 at the Kingdome to cap a nine-game losing streak.

1997: Warren Moon passes for four touchdowns as the Seahawks finish 8-8 by slapping the playoff-bound 49ers with a 38-9 loss in the season finale at the Kingdome. Joey Galloway catches six passes for 101 yards and two scores, while Mike Pritchard has six receptions for 90 yards and a TD. The linebacking crew of Michael Barber, Chad Brown and Dean Wells leads the defensive effort by combining for 25 tackles.

2003: Shaun Alexander runs for 135 yards and two touchdowns, including a 44-yarder, and the defense sacks Cardinals QB Josh McCown eight times in a 28-10 victory in Seattle.

2008: The Seahawks send Mike Holmgren out a winner in his final home game as coach with a 13-3 victory over the Jets on a snowy afternoon in Seattle. Maurice Morris runs for 116 yards and Seneca Wallace passes to John Carlson for the game’s only touchdown, while Josh Wilson interceptions Brett Favre twice.

1980: Steve Largent catches eight passes for 139 yards and a touchdown, but Billy Taylor scores on a 30-yard run to cap a 14-point fourth quarter as the Giants post a 27-21 victory at the Kingdome.

1997: Jermaine Lewis returns punts 89 and 66 yards for touchdowns and adds a 29-yard TD catch as the Ravens score the final 14 points in taking a 31-24 victory over the Seahawks at old Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. Chad Brown returns a fumble 42 yards for a TD, but gets a concussion that sidelines him for the next game.

2003: Randy Moss scores on touchdown passes of 47 and 45 yards from Daunte Culpepper in the Vikings’ 34-7 victory at the Metrodome. Shaun Alexander runs 1 yard for the Seahawks’ only score.

2008: Seneca Wallace throws three touchdown passes and also leads the Seahawks with 47 rushing yards, but Sammy Morris scores on a 1-yard run with 2:44 left to play to give the Matt Cassel-led Patriots a 24-21 victory in Seattle.