The article reports on the Seattle Seahawks' impressive victory in the Super Bowl, marking their second championship win in NFL history. The game, played in Santa Clara on the U.S. West Coast, saw the Seahawks take an early lead with a field goal, followed by another field goal at the start of the second quarter, leading to a halftime score of 9-0. The dominant Seahawks defense managed to control the New England Patriots' offensive attempts significantly, limiting their scoring opportunities.

The second half showcased the Seahawks' formidable defense as they maintained their edge, scoring another field goal early in the half. The pivotal moment came when the Seahawks achieved their first touchdown in the fourth quarter, extending their lead to 19-0. Although the Patriots answered with their own touchdown, Seattle's defense intercepted quarterback Drake Maye's pass on the following possession, allowing the Seahawks to capitalize with yet another field goal and a substantial 22-7 lead.

In the closing moments, despite the Patriots striving for a comeback, the pressure from the Seahawks' defense remained unyielding, ultimately ensuring a 29-13 victory. This win not only solidifies the Seahawks’ position in NFL history but also highlights the critical role of defensive strategy in championship-level play, setting the scene for discussions about future matchups and team strategies in professional football.