Loud, wild and crazy are just a few words, of many that describe the atmosphere at Arrowhead Stadium and the 76,000 screaming fans inside.“We expect it to be really loud. We're talking about it throughout the week," Bengals Joe Burrow said.For Bengals signal caller Burrow, walking into a stadium that holds the Guinness world record for being the loudest doesn't faze him. “You know in the SEC, it seems like every single week every stadium is really loud. There's hundreds of thousands of people this one is going to be similar,” Burrow said. Tiger Stadium, where Burrow played college ball, holds 26,000 more fans than Arrowhead, but doesn't get nearly as loud. LSU hit 130 decibels back in 2007 while Arrowhead and Chiefs Kingdom set the benchmark at 142 decibels.“We're going to have to be great with our communication, our non-verbal communication just like every week on the road,” Burrow said.Across the sideline, Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes says Chiefs Kingdom will be a factor to Sunday's outcome.“Arrowhead is pretty loud. I don't think you can get around that and I'm sure it'll be pretty loud this weekend. They're a great football team. They're coming in trying to win a pretty big game, but I'm glad we're at Arrowhead and we're gonna use our crowd to our advantage and try to find a way to get a win,” Mahomes said.
Loud, wild and crazy are just a few words, of many that describe the atmosphere at Arrowhead Stadium and the 76,000 screaming fans inside.
“We expect it to be really loud. We're talking about it throughout the week," Bengals Joe Burrow said.
For Bengals signal caller Burrow, walking into a stadium that holds the Guinness world record for being the loudest doesn't faze him.
“You know in the SEC, it seems like every single week every stadium is really loud. There's hundreds of thousands of people this one is going to be similar,” Burrow said.
Tiger Stadium, where Burrow played college ball, holds 26,000 more fans than Arrowhead, but doesn't get nearly as loud. LSU hit 130 decibels back in 2007 while Arrowhead and Chiefs Kingdom set the benchmark at 142 decibels.
“We're going to have to be great with our communication, our non-verbal communication just like every week on the road,” Burrow said.
Across the sideline, Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes says Chiefs Kingdom will be a factor to Sunday's outcome.
“Arrowhead is pretty loud. I don't think you can get around that and I'm sure it'll be pretty loud this weekend. They're a great football team. They're coming in trying to win a pretty big game, but I'm glad we're at Arrowhead and we're gonna use our crowd to our advantage and try to find a way to get a win,” Mahomes said.
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