Seattle Seahawks
2022 Courage Award Winner
- Position S
- Height 5'9"
- Weight 198 lbs
- NFL Exp. 8 yrs
After a complete breakout 2021 season for Diggs saw him record career highs in combined, solo, and assisted tackles, as well as a tie for his career high in interceptions, adversity hit, as he suffered a dislocated ankle and a broken right fibula in their season finale win against Arizona. Recovery time for injuries like that can last up to six months in some cases, but that did not stop Diggs from rehabbing and working on his game in the offseason. And it showed. Diggs would make it back in time for Week 1 and would start in every game as a major presence in the Seahawk’s secondary that ranked 10th in the NFL in total takeaways. His ability to persevere through adversity and come back even better than the year prior is why his teammates voted him as the Seahawks 2022 recipient of the Ed Block Courage Award.
Quandre Diggs
2022 Ed Block Courage Award Winner
After a complete breakout 2021 season for Diggs saw him record career highs in combined, solo, and assisted tackles, as well as a tie for his career high in interceptions, adversity hit, as he suffered a dislocated ankle and a broken right fibula in their season finale win against Arizona. Recovery time for injuries like that can last up to six months in some cases, but that did not stop Diggs from rehabbing and working on his game in the offseason. And it showed. Diggs would make it back in time for Week 1 and would start in every game as a major presence in the Seahawk’s secondary that ranked 10th in the NFL in total takeaways. His ability to persevere through adversity and come back even better than the year prior is why his teammates voted him as the Seahawks 2022 recipient of the Ed Block Courage Award.
| 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
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