The top 10 neighbors for Hannah Storm — herself a Journalist — are dominated not by fellow journalists but by TV Personalities, with a single Professionals entry and one TV Show rounding out the mix.

Tallying the top 10 by subcategory: TV Personalities account for five slots (Mike Tirico at 0.80, Louis Riddick at 0.78, Linda Cohn at 0.78, Sage Steele at 0.78, Trey Wingo at 0.78); Journalists fill three (Chris Mortensen at 0.78, Mike Greenberg at 0.78, Rich Eisen at 0.77); one Professionals entry (Roger Goodell at 0.81, the closest single neighbor); and one TV Show (PTI at 0.80). The shape is flat — scores run from 0.81 down to 0.77 with no sharp drop-off, meaning no single neighbor dominates and the cluster holds together as a unit rather than spiking toward one pole.

The composition is almost entirely sports-media talent operating across the journalist-host spectrum, with Goodell as the lone non-media figure. The absence of athletes, leagues, or team accounts in the top 10 is notable; the audience overlap is concentrated on the people who cover and discuss football rather than on the game's participants or institutions themselves.

This flat, media-professional cluster suggests Hannah Storm's audience is defined primarily by its appetite for sports-media voices — anchors, reporters, and hosts — rather than by allegiance to any single sport, team, or personality.