Qwest, though, is something else. There’s no denying it. Though the game went well, the game didn’t dictate the atmosphere like it might in other places. The atmosphere was almost independent. People were there to be loud and cheer on the Seahawks, and hopefully the Seahawks would win, but even if they didn’t, the atmosphere would’ve been nuts. The Seahawks don’t so much play home games as they do participate in 70,000 individual experiences.

It was awesome to read someones view and perspective on it that isn’t really into going or watching games anymore.
All the regular season games I have been to have been so much fun, so much electricity. My Uncle has season tickets up in the nest, but also has a company suite setup, so I usually try and get tickets once a year, and it’s one of these feelings you crave after it’s over. I’ve never done drugs or drank, but I imagine the feeling is similar, haha. Just thinking about the last regular season game I went to, just makes me want to get back in there real bad. Pre-season is fun too, but it’s definitely not the same.
Lifelong love for the Hawks.

That guy can write.