Mina Kimes names her personal Seahawks Mt. Rushmore

Picking four figures to grace a franchise’s ultimate monument is a tough task for any fan. ESPN analyst Mina Kimes recently found herself on the hot seat when former New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman put her on the spot to name her Seattle Seahawks Mount Rushmore. Kimes immediately singled out legendary offensive tackle Walter Jones, Hall of Fame wide receiver Steve Largent, and dominant defensive tackle Cortez Kennedy. “Walter Jones, Largent, Oh I love Cortez Kennedy so much,” Kimes admitted during her guest appearance. What's your Mount Rushmore of Seahawks pic.twitter.com/PYVvqnzPG3 — Games with Names (@gameswithnames) September 8, 2026 When filling the fourth spot, the decision got tricky. Quarterback Russell Wilson earned heavy consideration for delivering Seattle its first Lombardi Trophy in Super Bowl XLVIII. In that 43-8 blowout victory over the Denver Broncos, Wilson completed 18 of 25 passes for 206 yards and two touchdowns, boasting an impressive 123.1 passer rating. “I think you gotta put Russ on there, bringing the Super Bowl, I really do,” Kimes noted. “But then, how do you choose from this defense? Like of this defense, probably Sherman is the choice, but like how do you not choose Bobby Wagner? How do you not choose Earl Thomas who’s like the straw that stirred the entire drink?” Cornerback Richard Sherman, linebacker Bobby Wagner, and safety Earl Thomas served as the core foundation of the iconic “Legion of Boom” defense that held the high-powered Broncos offense to just eight points in that championship game. While Kimes wrestled with balancing offensive icons and defensive legends, she gave a special nod to former running back Marshawn Lynch. “Walter Jones, you gotta have Big Walt on there obviously, and then I’ll say like he’s not on there, but Marshawn Lynch is my personal favorite of all time,” Kimes said. Whether fans lean toward the historic legends of the past or the core pieces of the championship squad, narrowing decades of Seahawks football down to just four faces remains an endless debate. The post Mina Kimes names her personal Seahawks Mt. Rushmore appeared first on ClutchPoints.