Another monkey off their back last night

[Wsumatt1982]

I haven't seen this brought up at all but I apologize for making an entire thread if it has been.

Last night was our final home game of the season. I know in 2022 and 2023 we had winning records at home but we went 5-3 and 5-4. Didn't feel like we took home field back.

We finished at home 6-2 this year, with a crazy and exciting finish. I feel the momentum may shift back to Lumen becoming more of a HFA again after this comeback win against the Rams. That win was huge.

 

[glenwo2]

I haven't seen this brought up at all but I apologize for making an entire thread if it has been.

Last night was our final home game of the season. I know in 2022 and 2023 we had winning records at home but we went 5-3 and 5-4. Didn't feel like we took home field back.

We finished at home 6-2 this year, with a crazy and exciting finish. I feel the momentum may shift back to Lumen becoming more of a HFA again after this comeback win against the Rams. That win was huge.

I am less apprehensive now if the Hawks manage to win these next two and have Home-field throughout the playoffs, than I was when we were struggling early in the season at home.

 

[jammerhawk]

Home field advantage of significance like in the early Carroll day for sure hasn't been a reality for our team for the last few years until this season. The Seahawks are on a serious upward trajectory. This win even if many regard it as suspicious was huge for the team going forward and truly showed their grit and determination to overcome .

It is interesting to note that those 2 L's this year were to legitimately potential playoff teams by a combined total of just 7 points, -4 to SF and -3 to TB and in both those games the team had a shot to get the W. The other L in LA was just by -2 and they sure had a shot late to snatch the W then despite all the adversity.

 

[MontanaHawk05]

Definitely a gift to the home fans.