The road to Super Bowl LX was paved through the elements this past Sunday. In the AFC, the Patriots braved a literal white-out in Denver, grinding out a 10–7 victory over the top-seeded Broncos. In a game where the football was nearly invisible due to heavy snow, the Patriots' defense proved elite, forcing a critical fumble and a late-game interception of backup QB Jarrett Stidham. Drake Maye provided the only Patriots touchdown with a gutsy scramble, while rookie kicker Andres Borregales nailed the decisive field goal to punch the Pats' first ticket to the Super Bowl in the post-Brady era.

The nightcap in Seattle offered a stark contrast, as the Seahawks outlasted the Rams 31 - 27 in an offensive fireworks show. The "12th Man" at Lumen Field was deafening, witnessing a quarterback duel for the ages as Sam Darnold and Matthew Stafford each threw for over 340 yards and three touchdowns. Seahawks utilized a crucial special teams recovery on a muffed punt to seize momentum, with former Ram Cooper Kupp haunting his old team with a critical second-half touchdown. Despite a spectacular 165-yard performance from Puka Nacua, the Rams' final drive stalled inside the 10-yard line as Devon Witherspoon broke up a fourth-down pass to ignite a celebration in the Pacific Northwest.

Now let’s shift from the scoreboard to the stands.
With only 2 games played here are the two Stadiums ranked by the percentage of seats filled during Conference Championship.
Lumen Field claimed the top as Seahawks fans packed the house to watch their team defeat the Rams 31 - 27.

Can you name the home teams stadium from the above list?

Here are the latest stats on the TOUR32 coin as of 1/24/2026 @ 19:00 EST:

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