When it comes to which stadiums are the best, it is largely subjective, but do the Seahawks have a top-notch stadium?
We have known for years of the home field advantage the Seattle Seahawks get at Lumen Field, with it now becoming one of the most daunting places to play football.
The 12s are among the loudest supporters in football, with the roar sometimes nearly deafening, not to mention Marshawn Lynch's "earthquake" run years ago.
There is no denying that Lumen Field has developed a reputation, and for some teams, they dread having to make the trek to face the Seahawks because they know what's coming.
But that is mostly from Seattle fans.
How do others around the league view the stadium?
Well, for USA Today's Nate Davis, he's ranked all 29 of the NFL's stadiums, and Seahawks fans will be eager to see where Lumen Field sits.
Why? Because according to Davis, it's the best stadium in football.
"One of the league’s most raucous and loud settings as the crowd noise reverberates off the cantilevered roof back down to the field, it also offers spectacular views of downtown Seattle and its gorgeous surroundings," Davis wrote.
"And though the roof covers about 70% of the spectators, players still have to perform in the region’s rainy environs – and if the home team does so to an elite level, it might even set off the Richter Scale."
So, Lumen has outperformed every other stadium according to Davis.
That includes Lambeau Field (No. 2), SoFi Stadium (No. 3), and even Jerry Jones' Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium, which came in at No. 12.
It is a small feather in the cap for the Seahawks to have the best NFL stadium, according to Davis, and in truth, it really doesn't move the needle that much. Yes, it's nice, but it won't affect how the team does its business.
We already know what a huge advantage it is for the Seahawks to call it home, thanks largely to their fans, who make it such a tough place to play for their opponents.
With a Super Bowl win last season, the Seahawks will kick off their title defense at Lumen Field in Week 1 against the New England Patriots, and you better believe the 12s will have the No. 1 stadium in football absolutely rocking.
