Three Things I Want to See from the Seahawks on Super Bowl Sunday

For the cities of Seattle and Denver, the anticipation has been gradually building over the last two weeks. The 12th Man sent the Seahawks to New York in style — they lined the streets from the Hawks’ training facility to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport — while a couple hundred Bronco fans showed up at the Bronco’s training facility to send the Broncos off:

RT @LoudSeahawksFan: @KIRO7Seattle scene from 188th. Incredible showing by the 12s pic.twitter.com/1I4x8PAmoY

— KIRO 7 (@KIRO7Seattle) January 26, 2014

200+ bronco fans send off first bus to Super Bowl! #unitedinorange @kdvr pic.twitter.com/6xGdPIiDAZ

— gregory nieto (@greg_nieto) January 26, 2014

This is one of those years where the two best teams in the league are actually meeting in the Super Bowl; and I honestly can’t be more thrilled…or terrified. The reason I’m thrilled and terrified for this game is because the Seahawks are one of those two teams.’

I’ve spent the last eight years replaying Super Bowl XL in my head, and now is a chance for the Seahaws to generate a new Super Bowl memory for me; and this squad definitely has a chance at making it a really special memory.

There are three things that I want to see from the Seahawks, and these three things could lead the team to victory:

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