The Seahawks will rely on their fans in Germany, the United Kingdom and the rest of Europe, as well as fans traveling from the United States to make Munich home in November. And if the Allianz Arena turns out to be full of 12s, this will hardly be a surprise, given the support the team has in Germany, which began to grow significantly in the last decade, when in 2015 the German television network ProSieben MAXX began to broadcasts NFL games. As they came out of the Super Bowl, the Seahawks and the Patriots, they ended up in the German airways quite often, which led to a big increase in Seahawks fans, explained the former president of the German Sea Hawkers Maximilian Lange in 2018.
German Sea Hawkers currently has more than 32,000 followers between Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, and in 2021 germanseahawkers.com had 38,674 users and 186,814 pageviews. Last season, more than 50 members of the German Sea Hawkers came to Seattle for the Seahawks’ week 11 game against Arizona.
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