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Seahawks to be featured on HBO's Hard Knocks
May 17, 2018Updated April 1, 2026, 4:42 p.m. ET
2026 - "Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Seattle Seahawks" will debut on Tuesday, Aug. 11. This is the first time that the Seahawks will be featured on "Hard Knocks."
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2025 - The NFC East teams - Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders - were featured in the fifth edition of "Hard Knocks In Season" as an entire division was featured on the show for a second consecutive season.
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2025 - Buffalo Bills (12-5 finish, second in AFC East, lost in divisional playoff round)
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2024 - The AFC North teams - Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers - were featured in the fourth edition of "Hard Knocks In Season." The Ravens (12-5) won the division title, with the Steelers (10-7) earning a wild-card berth.
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2024 - Chicago Bears (5-12 finish, fourth in NFC North)
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2024 - New York Giants (3-14, fourth in NFC East). The Giants were the first team to be featured on "Hard Knocks: Offseason."
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2023 - Miami Dolphins (11-6 finish, second in AFC East, lost in AFC wild-card round). The Dolphins are the third team to be featured on "Hard Knocks In Season."
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2023 - New York Jets (7-10 finish, third in AFC East)
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2022 - Arizona Cardinals (4-13 finish, fourth in NFC West). The Cardinals were the second team to be featured on "Hard Knocks In Season."
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2022 - Detroit Lions (9-8 finish, second in NFC North)
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2021 - Indianapolis Colts (9-8 finish, second in AFC South). The Colts were the first team that the HBO reality series followed during the regular season on "Hard Knocks In Season."
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2021 - Dallas Cowboys (12-5 finish, first in NFC East, lost NFC wild-card playoff)
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2020 - Los Angeles Chargers (7-9 finish, third in AFC West)
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2020 - Los Angeles Rams (10-6 finish, second in NFC West, lost NFC divisional playoff)
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2019 - Oakland Raiders (7-9, second in AFC West)
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2018 - Cleveland Browns (7-8-1 finish, third in AFC North)
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2017 - Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-11 finish, fourth in NFC South)
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2016 - Los Angeles Rams (4-12 finish, third in NFC West)
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2015 - Houston Texans (9-7 finish, first in AFC South, lost AFC wild-card playoff)
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2014 - Atlanta Falcons (6-10 finish, third in NFC South)
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2013 - Cincinnati Bengals (11-5 finish, won AFC North, lost in AFC wild-card playoff)
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2012 - Miami Dolphins (7-9 finish, second in AFC East)
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2010 - New York Jets (11-5 finish, second in AFC East, reached AFC Championship Game)
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2009 - Cincinnati Bengals (10-6 finish, lost in AFC wild-card playoff)
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2008 - Dallas Cowboys (9-7 finish, third in NFC East)
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2007 - Kansas City Chiefs (4-12 finish, third in AFC West)
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2002 - Dallas Cowboys (5-11 finish, fourth in NFC East)
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2001 - Baltimore Ravens (10-6 finish, second in AFC Central, reached AFC divisional playoffs)
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