Nothing will top the 1997 Wild Card game in my mind.

I haven't lost my voice after a game since the '90s. I'm going to try to this Sunday.

That was CRAZY.

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I lost mine Saturday... It was awesome.

I am going to be screaming bloody murder.

I was 9. Leave me alone.

Yes, I noticed the same. Hopefully that annoyed the Colts.

I don’t think the cold is going to have as great of an impact on noise as some seem to believe.

The Oakland game a couple years back was like 6-10 degrees alll night and it was really loud all game. This is a much, much bigger contest.

Was anybody here present for the December 9, 1990 game against the Broncos? The game where Elway refused to play.

On film that looks like it would be so much louder than Arrowhead is now. More seats in the stadium, cheaper prices, and the old school football fans screaming... not the newer sit on their ass fans that never stand or yell.

I was at a game back when my family had the section 110 season tickets. Probably 10 years ago now. And some old douche behind me was telling us to sit down the whole game when we stood up on 3rd downs. We just looked at him like "go **** yourself this is Arrowhead get off your fat ass"

It should be interesting to see if it can be the loudest. My guess would be what many have said and that the clothing will muffled the noise to a degree.

It will still be loud though, to break the record might be tough.

It is certainly a big game.

It may have been mic positioning - but the Colts game was the loudest I can recall Arrowhead being in a long, long time.

I was at the Raiders game. My section stood from the 1st-3rd quarters and my voice was gone for the next two days.

If you REALLY want to make some noise, especially with gloves on, the key is pounding on the chair backs. I remember a game one time a number of years ago when everybody starting pounding on the seats and it sounded like a jet was taking off.

Probably not...because it's gonna be so cold outside.

Still gonna be very loud though...it will be a packed house regardless of temp.