Players who played for the New York Jets and Seattle Seahawks
43 players
43 players have played for both the New York Jets and the Seattle Seahawks. Geno Smith spent the most seasons with the two: 5 with the New York Jets and 5 with the Seattle Seahawks. On a roster now: Geno Smith, Jason Myers, Leonard Williams, Jamal Adams, and Chazz Surratt. Rosters are on file in full from 1993; before that only some of the stars are.
| Player | Pos | NYJ | SEA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Geno Smith | QB | 2013–2026 · 5 seasons | 2020–2024 · 5 seasons |
| Jason Myers | PK | 2018 · 1 season | 2019–2026 · 8 seasons |
| Leonard Williams | DT | 2015–2019 · 5 seasons | 2023–2026 · 4 seasons |
| Nick Bellore | LB | 2011–2014 · 4 seasons | 2019–2023 · 5 seasons |
| Chris Baker | TE | 2002–2008 · 7 seasons | 2010 · 1 season |
| Jamal Adams | LB | 2017–2019 · 3 seasons | 2020–2023 · 4 seasons |
| Jermaine Kearse | WR | 2017–2018 · 2 seasons | 2012–2016 · 5 seasons |
| Leon Washington | RB | 2006–2009 · 4 seasons | 2010–2012 · 3 seasons |
| Ben Obomanu | WR | 2013 · 1 season | 2007–2012 · 5 seasons |
| Glenn Foley | QB | 1994–1998 · 5 seasons | 1999 · 1 season |
| Chazz Surratt | LB | 2022–2024 · 3 seasons | 2025–2026 · 2 seasons |
| Sam Darnold | QB | 2018–2020 · 3 seasons | 2025–2026 · 2 seasons |
| Tre Brown | CB | 2025 · 1 season | 2021–2024 · 4 seasons |
| D.J. Reed | CB | 2022–2024 · 3 seasons | 2020–2021 · 2 seasons |
| Al Woods | DT | 2023 · 1 season | 2011–2022 · 4 seasons |
| Sheldon Richardson | DT | 2013–2016 · 4 seasons | 2017 · 1 season |
| Lance Laury | LB | 2010 · 1 season | 2006–2009 · 4 seasons |
| Reggie Tongue | DB | 2004 · 1 season | 2000–2003 · 4 seasons |
| Rick Mirer | QB | 1999 · 1 season | 1993–1996 · 4 seasons |
| Bradley McDougald | S | 2020 · 1 season | 2017–2019 · 3 seasons |
| Damon Harrison Sr. | DT | 2013–2015 · 3 seasons | 2020 · 1 season |
| Kevin Pierre-Louis | LB | 2018 · 1 season | 2014–2016 · 3 seasons |
| Braylon Edwards | WR | 2009–2012 · 3 seasons | 2012 · 1 season |
| Howard Green | NT | 2009–2010 · 2 seasons | 2007–2008 · 2 seasons |
| Duane Brown | OT | 2022–2023 · 2 seasons | 2019 · 1 season |
| Brandon Marshall | WR | 2015–2016 · 2 seasons | 2018 · 1 season |
| James Carpenter | G | 2016–2018 · 2 seasons | 2011 · 1 season |
| Kellen Davis | TE | 2015–2016 · 2 seasons | 2013 · 1 season |
| Percy Harvin | WR | 2014 · 1 season | 2013–2014 · 2 seasons |
| Andre Dyson | CB | 2006–2007 · 2 seasons | 2005 · 1 season |
| Oliver Celestin | S | 2004–2005 · 2 seasons | 2006 · 1 season |
| Rashad Moore | DT | 2006 · 1 season | 2003–2004 · 2 seasons |
| Damien Robinson | FS | 2001–2002 · 2 seasons | 2003 · 1 season |
| Michael Bates | WR | 2003 · 1 season | 1993–1994 · 2 seasons |
| Brent Williams | DE | 1996 · 1 season | 1994–1995 · 2 seasons |
| Jacob Martin | DE | 2022 · 1 season | 2018 · 1 season |
| David Bass | LB | 2017 · 1 season | 2017 · 1 season |
| C.J. Spiller | RB | 2016 · 1 season | 2016 · 1 season |
| Breno Giacomini | OT | 2015 · 1 season | 2012 · 1 season |
| Dion Bailey | S | 2015 · 1 season | 2015 · 1 season |
| Jason Babin | LB | 2014 · 1 season | 2008 · 1 season |
| Josh Thomas | CB | 2014 · 1 season | 2014 · 1 season |
| Phillip Adams | CB | 2014 · 1 season | 2011 · 1 season |
Regular season, under every name each club has played as. A season split by a trade counts for both clubs where the game logs reach it (NBA from 1993-94, NFL 1994, NHL 1996, MLB 2001). Longest stay with the two first.