Give us that record back, damn it.
During the second quarter of the Monday Night Football game against New Orleans, thousands of rabid Seahawks fans at CenturyLink Field just set a world record for crowd noise for the second time in three months.
Below is verification from the team’s Twitter account, showing a decibel reading of 137.6. It narrowly beats Kansas City’s record 137.5 decibles set in October.
137.6 is a new @gwrnews record. #LOUDER pic.twitter.com/uAcTQj6WEF
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) December 3, 2013
https://twitter.com/Volume12Seattle/status/407700848773726208
Looks like the record was broken after Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin pulled in a 52-yard catch midway through the second quarter.
Seattle’s fans first broke a two-year-old record by reaching 136.6 decibles during a September home victory over San Francisco, but the Chiefs fans set a new mark last month.
The Seahawks ended up crushing the Saints, 34-7. Meanwhile, fans were so loud Monday night that they registered seismic activity.
