The Seattle Seahawks were seen clinching their second-ever Super Bowl title with a massive 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara.
The major win marked Seattle's return to the summit of the NFL more than a decade after its first championship of 2014. The game was defined by strong defensive play and key contributions from offensive leaders, with the Seahawks maintaining full control throughout.
Seattle's defense kept the Patriots off the scoreboard for much of this game and repeatedly disrupted New England's Offense.
Veteran running back Kenneth Walker III was named as the Super Bowl MVP after a major performance that helped anchor the Seahawks' ground game.
Quarterback Sam Darnold also played a crucial role, guiding the offense and adding stability to Seattle's attack.
Meanwhile, the Patriots, led by young quarterback Drake Maye, were seen struggling to gain momentum.