We Did Not Care: How the Seattle Seahawks Silenced All Doubts and Became Champions

A NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER

The Seattle Seahawks let nothing stand in their way as they raced toward Super Bowl LX. Skeptics, pundits, projections, and hype all faded to the background in favor of a collective focus on what mattered. "We did not care," head coach Mike Macdonald declared. "It's always been about us and what we do."

This full-color commemorative book chronicles the Seahawks' remarkable 2025-2026 championship season, including Macdonald's formidable impact in his second season at the helm, Sam Darnold's return to excellence in his first year behind center, and thrilling playoff wins over division rivals San Francisco and LA to set the stage for Super Bowl glory over New England.

Veteran Seahawks scribe Brian Nemhauser takes readers from the Hawks' audacious offseason to the seven-game winning streak to close out the regular season and secure the NFC's top seed, all the way to hoisting the Lombardi Trophy in Santa Clara. We Did Not Care also features in-depth stories on Macdonald, general manager John Schneider, and more.