The Seattle Seahawks are world champions once again.
All Sports News correspondent Chelsie Davis reports from Super Bowl LX as Seattle overwhelms the New England Patriots 29–13 in a complete three-phase performance at Levi’s Stadium.
Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III powered the offense with 135 rushing yards, explosive breakaway runs, and patient, elite vision reminiscent of Le’Veon Bell. Despite an uneven night from quarterback Sam Darnold, Walker and Seattle’s attack controlled the tempo from start to finish.
Nicknamed the “Dark Side,” the Seahawks’ No. 1 defense delivered a masterclass — sacking Drake Maye six times, forcing two interceptions, and bringing relentless pressure from all levels. Devon Witherspoon’s blitzes set the tone, while Uchenna Nwosu sealed the championship with a pick-six.
Special teams were just as dominant, with Jason Myers drilling a Super Bowl-record five field goals and Michael Dickson flipping field position all night.
Offense. Defense. Special Teams. Total control.
Seattle claims its second Lombardi Trophy in franchise history.
