The Seattle Seahawks have reclaimed the Super Bowl title after 12 years, showcasing a fantastic defensive performance that kept their opponents from scoring throughout most of the game. In the first three quarters, the Seahawks capped off their drives with successful field goals by kicker Jason Myers, giving them a solid lead. As the fourth quarter commenced, the Seahawks were ahead 12-0, and just a minute and a half into the final quarter, AJ Barner scored a touchdown that extended their lead to 19-0 after Myers' successful extra point.

Despite a late touchdown from Mack Hollins that narrowed the score, the Seahawks maintained control of the game. Jason Myers continued to contribute to their score with another successful field goal, and Uchenna Nwosu added to the Seahawks' tally with another touchdown. Rhamondre Stevenson also scored a touchdown for the opposing team, but the New England Patriots could not convert any extra points, ultimately leading to their defeat. The Seahawks' performance was characterized by strong teamwork, particularly in defense, making it difficult for the Patriots to score.

Kenneth Walker was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the final, marking a significant achievement as he became the first running back to earn this accolade in the Super Bowl over the past several years. The victory not only highlights the Seahawks' return to form after a lengthy championship absence but also sets a new narrative for the upcoming season, sharpening the competitive landscape in the NFL.