The Seattle Seahawks claimed the title at Super Bowl LX, defeating the New England Patriots 29-13 in a game defined by overwhelming defensive play and calculated offence. The win on Sunday gave Seattle its second Super Bowl championship in franchise history, with the team’s defence setting the tone throughout the matchup.
Seattle’s defence was relentless from the outset, pressuring Patriots quarterback Drake Maye and limiting New England’s offensive advances. The unit forced turnovers and consistently stifled drives, giving the Seahawks control of the game early and maintaining it through all four quarters.
Offensively, Seattle showcased balance and timing. Quarterback Sam Darnold contributed a touchdown pass to AJ Barner, marking a key moment that widened the Seahawks’ lead, while running back Kenneth Walker III powered the ground attack. Walker’s efforts earned him Super Bowl MVP honours, the first running back to secure the award since 1998.
Kicker Jason Myers also played a crucial role, setting a Super Bowl record with five successful field goals, consistently adding points as Seattle’s defence held firm. The Patriots managed their only scores late in the game, but were unable to shift momentum against Seattle’s steady performance.
The victory marked a significant turnaround for the Seahawks, who last won the championship in 2014 and had faced the Patriots in a memorable title game loss in 2015. This win reinforced Seattle’s defensive identity and highlighted the effectiveness of their coordinated team effort on football’s biggest stage.
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