Although the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks are technically competing at a neutral site for Super Bowl LX, it's pretty evident one team will have the crowd on its side.
Since this year's Super Bowl is being played at Levi's Stadium, an overwhelming amount of Seattle fans made the trip to Santa Clara, California. While there are definitely Patriots fans on the West Coast for this weekend's game, it sounds like they'll be outnumbered in a major way.
It's been reported by multiple NFL reporters that Seattle has the clear crowd advantage for tonight's game.
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"Don’t recall a team having crowd edge in Super Bowl, but today that be the case. A lot of Seahawks 12 jerseys," Vic Tafur of The Athletic said.
"Crowd seems about 70/30 Seahawks. Conservatively," NFL writer Doug Farrar wrote.
"Crowd feels like slight edge Hawks, maybe 55/45," one person at Levi's Stadium said.
"This Seahawks crowd is gonna be a nightmare," another person commented.
Seattle favored for Super Bowl LX.
The Seahawks entered Sunday's game as the odds-on favorite. They've looked fantastic this postseason, taking down the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams.
A win over the Patriots on Sunday night would be quite the redemption story for Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold, who was let go by the New York Jets, Carolina Panthers and Minnesota Vikings.
“It doesn’t really come down to that for me. It’s always just been about putting in hard work, every single day,” Darnold said. “Hard work and all the dedication and hours I put in in the offseason, during the season, it leads to this moment. That’s the mindset I have, and really the mindset I’ve had my entire career.”
Do you think the Seahawks will get it done at Levi's Stadium?