In an exciting rematch, the Seattle Seahawks dominated the New England Patriots with a decisive 29-13 victory in Super Bowl LX, held at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. This win secures the Seahawks' second Vince Lombardi Trophy, coming eleven years after their first championship victory. Seattle's performance showcased their trademark strengths, particularly their defense, which effectively stifled the Patriots' offense throughout the game.

The Seahawks' defense, known as the "Dark Side," mirrored the legendary efforts of the 2014 "Legion of Boom," completely neutralizing New England's young star quarterback, Drake Maye. On the offensive side, running back Kenneth Walker made significant contributions on the ground, while kicker Jason Myers achieved a perfect night, going five-for-five on field goals. Myers not only set a Super Bowl record for field goals made but also reached a historic milestone of 206 points for the season, capping off a remarkable year for the Seahawks.

Quarterback Sam Darnold also played a pivotal role in guiding the team's performance. The triumph not only enhances the Seahawks' legacy but also signifies a powerful return to form after a decade, rekindling their competitive edge and fan enthusiasm. This victory, enriched by a vibrant celebration featuring the music of Bad Bunny, positions Seattle prominently in the narrative of this year's NFL season and renews hopes for future successes.