Culver City Bar Becomes Hub for Seattle Supporters Backstage Bar & Grill in Culver City filled with a sea of blue and green as Seahawks fans gathered to watch the NFC Championship, echoing chants of “Go Hawks” far from Seattle. Long‑time host Cedric Morris celebrated over two decades of watch parties, noting that many attendees travel from Seattle to join the tradition. The atmosphere mirrored the team’s home crowd, underscoring the community’s dedication despite the distance[1].

Northwest Travelers Join Seattle’s Playoff Momentum Terianne Rice drove from northern Idaho to attend the Seahawks’ first home playoff game since 2017, highlighting the rarity of such trips for postseason action. She participated in the Sea Hawkers Booster Club’s “Blue Friday” gathering at Gantry Public House near Lumen Field, a hotspot for fans before kickoff. Her journey reflects a broader pattern of regional supporters converging on Seattle for high‑stakes games[2].

Seahawks Host Rams at Lumen Field with 3:30 p.m. Kickoff The NFC Championship pits Seattle against the Los Angeles Rams at Lumen Field, with the game scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m., contrasting the earlier 5 p.m. kickoff for the 49ers matchup. Hosting the championship reinforces Seattle’s home‑field advantage and aligns with league scheduling. Both articles confirm the venue and timing, establishing the logistical framework for the contest[1][2].

Fan Predictions Emphasize Victory and Tight Competition Season‑ticket holder Kenny Burns projected a 31‑17 Seahawks win, while other fans, like Ana Krafchick, anticipate a game that could extend to overtime, reflecting high expectations and anxiety. The emotional intensity is evident in anecdotes of screaming, fainting, and relentless chanting, illustrating the passionate fan base. These sentiments capture the optimism and rivalry fervor surrounding Seattle’s playoff run[1][2].