Any one else annoyed that they are calling new Orleans the loudest stadium with out even mentioning Seattle or qwest field?

New Orleans is going to be 'Seahawked' in the Superbowl.

By 'Seahawked' I mean robbed by the refs.

Just wait and see.

I'll betcha right now they get called at least three times for pass interference and twice for roughing the passer.

The Saints have a chance to win the Super Bowl as long as the following criteria are met:

1.) The Colts don't have a grizzled veteran star player who's universally loved and is going to retire after the game;
2.) Bill "Pigeon-toed POS" Leavy is not the referee.

As for the FOX crew completely forgetting that 110 dB is a way of life here at Qwest Field, and being so impressed over 102 dB ... what did you expect? We've been an afterthought for as long as the Seahawks have existed - even during the Super Bowl run.

I may be mistaken here...but didn't we gotten Qwest up towards like 120dB for our NFC Championship game or like the NY game or something like that. I remember some type of insane number.

Nawlens was topping out at 103 in a dome...during a Championship game...that's nothing.

To be honest, I was at every game this year and it didn't seem particularly loud. Either I'm getting to be more deaf, or Qwest has lost some of the noise it has been known for. I'm pretty sure it's the latter. I hope it gets better.

I don't want this to come across as an excuse, but any time a team loses as often as we have the past two years, it takes the enthusiasm out of trying to bust opposing teams ear drums. Call me realistic. Next year I believe we have hope! especially with Warner out of the conference next year.

Yes I agree,...put the seahawks in a playoff game at qwest field and then see how loud it gets. Ive been a Season Ticket Holder and while the last couple years havent been the loudest ive heard,...i would dare to say its the loudest 4-12 crowd in the history of the NFL. Im bias of course!!

For some reason the San Francisco game in 2008 stands out to me. We had just lost to a terrible team in Buffalo and came home still came home to a roaring crowd. I wasn't there, but I watching at home I had to turn the volume down because the noise was so high. I could barely hear the announcers!

Qwest is an amazing advantage.

I don't know if this is going to be a "which came first the chicken or the egg" Type of question, but Who or what is the real advantage for the seahawks, is it Qwest field that is the advantage or the 12th man? I tend to think that it is the 12th man actually being football intelligent in knowing when to be as loud as possible to disrupt opposing teams.