Miami Seahawks
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The Miami Seahawks were an original member of the All-America Football Conference, a league that formed in 1946 and merged into the NFL in 1950. The Seahawks went 3-11 in 1946. They were originally coached by Jack Meagher, who quit on October 22, after the Seahawks had won just one of their first six games. Hamp Pool, a former captain of the 1940 and 1941 Chicago Bears championship teams, then took over as head coach.
In 1947, the Seahawks moved north to Baltimore. The team would be re-named the Baltimore Colts via a fan contest, in honor of Maryland's rich history of racing and breeding horses.
Miami Seahawks - 1946 Schedule and Results
- MIA 0 at CLE 44
- MIA 14 at SFO 21
- MIA 14 at LAD 30
- SFO 34 at MIA 7
- MIA 17 at BBS 14
- MIA 7 at CHR 28
- MIA 7 at BRK 30
- MIA 21 at NYY 24
- CHR 20 at MIA 7
- BBS 14 at MIA 21
- LAD 34 at MIA 21
- CLE 34 at MIA 0
- NYY 31 at MIA 0
- BRK 20 at MIA 31
