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The top 10 neighbors of the Seattle Seahawks span six different subcategories — sports brands, footwear, athletes, a TV show, a radio channel, and a telecommunications brand — with no single category dominating and no other NFL team appearing in the set.
The shape is broad: scores run from Spalding at 0.92 down to Thor at 0.85, a tight band with no single standout. Spalding (0.92) leads, followed closely by CSI Miami on CBS (0.90) and adidas Basketball (0.90). That CSI Miami on CBS ranks second — ahead of every athlete and sports brand in the set — is the most structurally notable finding here. Verizon (0.89) and Shade45 (0.89) follow, the latter a hip-hop radio channel, before the neighbor set shifts into athletes: Blake Griffin (0.88), Larry Fitzgerald (0.87), and Reggie Miller (0.85) are all Athletes by subcategory, but none are NFL players — they are NBA and NBA-adjacent figures. 2K (0.85), a game developer, and Thor (0.85), a fictional character, round out the ten. The Denver Broncos appear at position 32 in the broader data (0.81) — the only other Sports Team visible in the top 10 is absent entirely, meaning the Seahawks' nearest audience shape is defined more by cross-sport athletes, entertainment brands, and consumer technology than by fellow football franchises.
This broad, cross-category pattern suggests an audience whose composition is shaped by mainstream sports-and-entertainment consumption rather than narrow NFL fandom.
