Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, witnessed a dominant performance by the Seattle Seahawks on February 8, 2026, as they defeated the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl LX. The victory secured the franchise’s second Super Bowl title, marking a significant milestone exactly twelve years after their first championship win in Super Bowl XLVIII in 2014.
Kenneth Walker III Was Named The MVP Of Super Bowl LX
Seattle’s offense found its rhythm through running back Kenneth Walker III, who was named MVP of Super Bowl LX. Walker amassed 161 yards from scrimmage, becoming the first running back to receive the honor since Terrell Davis in 1998. He maintained a consistent presence throughout the playoffs, exceeding 100 yards from scrimmage in each of Seattle’s three postseason games.
“We went through a lot of adversity this season. But we came together and we stuck together,” Walker said after the game, reflecting on the team’s journey.
The Seahawks’ victory wasn’t solely built on offensive prowess. Kicker Jason Myers set a Super Bowl record by successfully converting five field goals throughout the game.
Sam Darnold Silences Doubters
Quarterback Sam Darnold, once labeled a draft bust, delivered an impressive postseason performance, silencing his critics and leading the Seahawks to victory.
“It’s unbelievable, you know, just everything that’s happened in my career,” Darnold stated. “But to do it with this team, I wouldn’t want it any other way. Our defense, I can’t say enough great things about our defense, our special teams.”
Mike Macdonald Wins His First Super Bowl
Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald, who had a near-playoff season with a 10-7 record last year, completed the task this season, leading his team to the Super Bowl championship.
“I think that’s been an edge for us all season,” Macdonald said. “Every time we’ve gone into a new experience together, knowing that we have principles that we want to abide by. Those are kind of our guiding lights in terms of how we want to operate and make our decisions. At some point, you’re going to get distracted. And that’s OK. But it’s about how relentless One can be in coming back to center, back to being in this moment.”
The Seattle defense played a pivotal role in the win, holding the New England offense to a mere 6-for-15 on third downs, limiting them to 331 total yards and 79 rushing yards. They also registered six sacks for a total loss of 43 yards against Patriots quarterback Drake Maye.
“You talk about a group of guys who battle every day. Who believe in each other, believe in their coach,” star cornerback Devon Witherspoon told NBC after the game. “I mean, you can’t describe this group any better. It’s just a one-of-a-kind feeling.”
The Seahawks’ defense, nicknamed the “Dark Side,” wreaked havoc on the Patriots throughout the game, sacking Maye six times and forcing three turnovers. Linebacker Derick Hall forced a strip sack in the third quarter, while linebackers Uchenna Nwosu and safety Julian Love each secured interceptions in the fourth quarter, effectively sealing the victory for Seattle.
The Patriots managed to score their first touchdown with 12:27 remaining in the game when Drake Maye connected with wide receiver Mack Hollins for a 35-yard pass, narrowing the score to 19-7. However, the Seahawks’ subsequent interceptions prevented New England from mounting a comeback.
