Seattle Seahawks
2022 Courage Award Winner
- Position S
- Height 5'9"
- Weight 198 lbs
- NFL Exp. 8 yrs
Quandre Diggs played the entire 2021-22 football season without missing a game. In the final minutes of the Seahawks Week 18 game, Diggs suffered a dislocated ankle and a broken right fibula in Arizona. He underwent surgery less than 48 hours later in Wisconsin. The free safety was able to make it back for the Seahawks 2022 season opener against the Denver Broncos in September as a team captain. Once again, this past season, he earned Pro Bowl honors and again, did not miss a game. His teammates voted him the 2022 Ed Block Courage Award Recipient by a landslide which speaks to the respect that he has earned from his teammates on and off the field.
Quandre Diggs
2022 Ed Block Courage Award Winner
Quandre Diggs played the entire 2021-22 football season without missing a game. In the final minutes of the Seahawks Week 18 game, Diggs suffered a dislocated ankle and a broken right fibula in Arizona. He underwent surgery less than 48 hours later in Wisconsin. The free safety was able to make it back for the Seahawks 2022 season opener against the Denver Broncos in September as a team captain. Once again, this past season, he earned Pro Bowl honors and again, did not miss a game. His teammates voted him the 2022 Ed Block Courage Award Recipient by a landslide which speaks to the respect that he has earned from his teammates on and off the field.
| Position | S |
|---|---|
| Height | 5'9" |
| Weight | 198 lbs |
| College | Texas |
| NFL Experience | 8 years |
Past Winners
- 2021 - Bryan Mone
- 2020 - Chris Carson
- 2019 - Will Dissly
- 2018 - Frank Clark
- 2017 - Earl Thomas III
- 2016 - Cliff Avril
- 2015 - Jesse Williams
- 2014 - Russell Okung
- 2013 - Chris Clemons
- 2012 - James Carpenter
- 2011 - Red Bryant
- 2010 - Leon Washington
- 2009 - Nate Burelson
- 2008 - Chris Gray
- 2007 - Seneca Wallace
- 2006 - Ken Hamlin
- 2005 - Bobby Engram
- 2004 - Chad Brown
- 2003 - Trent Dilfer
- 2002 - Floyd Womack
- 2001 - Mack Strong
- 2000 - Matt LaBounty
- 1999 - Brian Habib
- 1998 - Cortez Kennedy
- 1997 - Howard Ballard
- 1996 - Steve Broussard
- 1995 - Brian Blades
- 1994 - Rufus Porter
- 1993 - Eugene Robinson
- 1992 - Terry Wooden
- 1991 - Joe Nash
- 1990 - Tommy Kane
- 1989 - Dave Krieg
- 1988 - Bruce Scholtz
- 1987 - Blair Bush
- 1986 - Mike Tice
- 1985 - Curt Warner
- 1984 - Pete Metzelaars
Supporting the National Courage House Network
The Seattle Seahawks are proud to support Childhaven, a member of the National Courage House Network.
