Your Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl champs once more! They defeated the New England Patriots 29-13 Sunday evening in Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium to capture their second Lombardi Trophy in franchise history.
Man, what a sweet redemption. It was a rematch of that heartbreaking Super Bowl XLIX loss from 2015, that goal-line interception still very well chafing on every 12. This time, Seattle flipped that script big time.
Their defense was absolutely fierce, nicknamed the “Dark Side,” and they made life miserable for young Patriots QB Drake Maye. Six sacks, three turnovers forced (including a pick-six that sealed it), and New England didn’t score until garbage time in the fourth quarter.
Kenneth Walker III earned Super Bowl MVP honors, rushing for 135 yards and adding some receiving yards for 161 total. He kept the chains moving when Sam Darnold needed help through the air. Jason Myers chipped in five field goals too-tied a Super Bowl record and keep points coming in grind-it-out game.
