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Seahawks Win! It’s Never Over ‘Til It’s Over
We asked, you confessed: Did you stop watching the game early?
By Lauren Mang and Sara Jones January 19, 2015
Wow! What. A. Game. Our Seahawks are Super Bowl-bound for the second year in a row after defeating the Green Bay Packers 28-22 in what might be one of the greatest comebacks in Seattle sports history.
Things certainly looked bleak in the first half–Wilson’s many turnovers, our inability to convert on third down–and, well, some 12th fans were starting to lose the faith. Obviously, those who bailed on the NFC Championship game during half time missed all the action. As Russell Wilson gave teary interviews after his game-winning pass to Jermaine Kearse during overtime, we took to our loyal Twitter following to ask:
Did you stop watching #SEAvsGB game early? Tweet us how you felt when you saw the final score, we’ll include the best one(s) in our roundup!
— Seattle magazine (@Seattlemag) January 19, 2015
Here’s what some of our followers had to say. And: Watch out, Tom Brady. The Hawks are headed to Arizona.
@Seattlemag why would anyone ‘fess up to that?
— Kayla Kato (@kaylakato) January 19, 2015
@Seattlemag my wife and I took our gear off and started watching the Simpsons. Turned it back on after the onside kick. Lol.
— Chip Moran (@ChipMoran22) January 19, 2015
@Seattlemag Never! Only real #12s stand the test of time!
— ♥Angela♥ (@angel206) January 19, 2015
@kaylakato @Seattlemag check my timeline,see I never gave up,I was tweeting encouragement,memes,anything to keep the hope alive until we won
— ♥Angela♥ (@angel206) January 19, 2015
@Seattlemag nerves couldn’t take it so I went to VIDA for massage … Disbelief and couldn’t really comprehend it at first
— Ty (@tyshowers) January 19, 2015
@Seattlemag Of course not! we watch the games to the end! and it was awesome!
— Ben Lunsford (@NWBenLunsford) January 19, 2015
@Seattlemag A LOT of 12’s left the stadium early. Just sayin.
— mindy thomas (@mindyethomas) January 19, 2015
@Seattlemag paced the floor, screamed & had happy tears… Lots of them
—Maryjo Ward (@WardMaryjo) January 19, 2015
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