In the never ending modern news cycle, the things that don\u2019t happen often don\u2019t get noticed. Case in point \u2014 the Seahawks haven\u2019t, and apparently won\u2019t be, visiting the White House in recognition of their win in Super Bowl LX.<\/p>\n
There has been no announcement, by the team or by the White House. But with the offseason program over and the players scattered until training camp opens, the natural window has closed on the team from Seattle, Washington to go to Washington, D.C..<\/p>\n
In the days after the Super Bowl, a question emerged as to whether the Seahawks would go. At the time, the team said nothing had been offered or decided<\/a>. At the Scouting Combine, coach Mike Macdonald said that the team has yet to get an invitation<\/a> and that, if one comes, they\u2019ll address it.<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019re going to get an invite, right?\u201d Macdonald said at the time. \u201cThat\u2019s how it works? Not really sure how it works.\u201d<\/p>\n Since then, there has been no indication that an invitation was extended, or that it was rejected. The non-war war in Iran likely was a factor, but the White House has generally continued to take care of its usual public business (including a visit by the NCAA football champions, the Indiana Hoosiers).<\/p>\n