Where would you like to play the NFC Championship game?

[HawkGA]

Other than in Seattle, obviously.

At this point, it is looking like HFA will be a tough road to hoe. Also, at the beginning of the season, I remember thinking it would be cool if the Seahawks made it to the Super Bowl to shut up the "they can't win on the road" crowd. So, assuming the Hawks don't get HFA, where would you like to see them play the Championship game? My preference is for Dallas. There's just something about Romo choking in the big game that has me salivating.

 

[kidhawk]

Other than in Seattle, obviously.

At this point, it is looking like HFA will be a tough road to hoe. Also, at the beginning of the season, I remember thinking it would be cool if the Seahawks made it to the Super Bowl to shut up the "they can't win on the road" crowd. So, assuming the Hawks don't get HFA, where would you like to see them play the Championship game? My preference is for Dallas. There's just something about Romo choking in the big game that has me salivating.

Detroit....they owe us one

 

[hawkfan68]

Glendale, AZ...because it would be the same place as the Superbowl. Just a warm up if you will.

 

[kidhawk]

Glendale, AZ...because it would be the same place as the Superbowl. Just a warm up if you will.

I thought about that, but since they'll be the wild card vs. us winning the division, it's just not gonna happen

 

[Hasselbeck]

Anywhere but Green Bay or New Orleans.

 

[2_0_6]

New Orleans.

Finally mute the WHODAT nation and the Albino named "Jimmy" once and for all.

 

[SeaMeat]

University of Phoenix Stadium.

It's less than 5 miles from my house.

 

[Jerhawk]

Anywhere but Green Bay or New Orleans.

Agreed. There's something about those places, especially at Lambeau Field in January.
The Superdome is no joke either. I'd rather see the 'Hawks play in a nice, quiet stadium.
Like Glendale or Dallas

 

[ringless]

In light of the thread I would have to say I would hope it would be in Glendale... That guarantees my team made it to that game!

However to Jerhawk who said he'd prefer to play in a nice quiet stadium. AZ has one of the best home field advantages in the league, it's just underrated. You realize in the last 6-7 years we lead the league in false starts caused? (Not by accident) The place is electric. Although I have never been to the c-link and am hoping to go next year just for that experience.

 

[BlueBlood]

I dont think any team is winning over 12 games in the NFC and I wouldnt be a bit suprised to see Arizona finish at about 10 wins.

Seahawks are in good position moving forward.

 

[RunTheBall]

New Orleans would be cool if we beat them. Their obsession with us is amazing. The amount of saltiness from NOLA if we went into their dump of a dome, won and then won the Superb Owl would be hilarious.

Just look at the obsession they have with us, their own posters even call them out on it.

http://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/p/53 ... e-raiders/

 

[bigskydoc]

Although it is becoming increasingly clear that it isn't going to happen, my hope going into the season would have been Santa Clara, with the game being decided on another RS tip of a Kaep to Crabs target in the end zone. Of course I picked the Hawks and Cards to go 1st and 2nd in the NFCW this year so that was more of a hope than a prediction.

I just would have loved to close out the inaugural season of SC's new stadium with an exclamation point. I'll take a win on Turkey day instead.

Realistically, at this point, Dallas or NO would be nice.

I'd like to avoid Philly, GB, and Az.

- bsd

 

[Grahamhawker]

Other than in Seattle, obviously.

At this point, it is looking like HFA will be a tough road to hoe. Also, at the beginning of the season, I remember thinking it would be cool if the Seahawks made it to the Super Bowl to shut up the "they can't win on the road" crowd. So, assuming the Hawks don't get HFA, where would you like to see them play the Championship game? My preference is for Dallas. There's just something about Romo choking in the big game that has me salivating.

Dallas, Arizona, Philly, NO, Green Bay in that order, probably.

BTW, the idiom is tough row to hoe/ hard row to hoe/long row to hoe:
Fig. a difficult task to carry out; a heavy set of burdens. It's a tough row to hoe, but hoe it you will. This is not an easy task. This is a hard row to hoe.

Difficulty in "hoeing", (using a hoe) on a long row full of weeds, rocks, hard soil, etc. is the true but obscure reference.
Completely different from:
"hoeing a road"
"rowing a hoe"
"roading a hoe",
or using any hoe for any other purpose...

 

[kearly]

Philly or Dallas. Those fans turn on their team quickly. A bunch of early turnovers could make it feel like a neutral field game.

 

[Hawksfanatik]

Carolina.

I doubt they make the playoffs but we have had success in their house lately!

 

[BocciHawk]

Definitely Dallas. The place is so huge that you'd be able to get decent tickets without paying an arm and a leg, and tons of direct flights.

 

[Kansashawkfan]

I would have to agree with Detroit. Would love to replace the taste in my mouth from that place.

 

[QuahHawk]

1. Dallas
2. Arizona
3. Detroit
4. San Fran
5. Philly
6. New Orleans
7. Green Bay

 

[KARAVARUS]

I'd love it to be at MetLife. Oh, you meant realistically.... I guess I don't care then, I just want to be in it.

 

[2_0_6]

Who wants the easy road to the Super Bowl? Were the defending champs, we should want to go into the highest seed's house if were not hosting obviously and shut the critics up once and for all.