It’s been 246 days since the Seattle Seahawks’ 2020 season ended in bitter disappointment. Their home playoff loss to the Los Angeles Rams came a mere two weeks after beating the Rams to win the NFC West.
This year, the Super Bowl will be held at SoFi Stadium, home of the Rams. Wouldn’t it be nice to get some measure of revenge and win the Lombardi Trophy in their building? But we know all too well that that’s far easier said than done. This is an extremely important year for a team that really has not been close to returning to the Super Bowl since 2014.