United States- The Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29–13 in Super Bowl LX on Sunday, securing the franchise’s latest NFL championship behind a dominant defensive performance and a standout game from running back Kenneth Walker III, according to game coverage and analysis. The title game capped the 2025 season and underscored Seattle’s control on both sides of the ball.
Seattle’s defense consistently pressured Patriots quarterback Drake Maye and disrupted New England’s offense throughout the game. Analysts noted the Seahawks generated chaos with varied blitz looks and pass-rush pressure, including a decisive defensive touchdown that helped seal the outcome.
Walker earned Super Bowl Most Valuable Player honors after producing explosive gains and leading the Seahawks’ offense with 135 rushing yards and additional receiving production. His performance provided critical field position and scoring opportunities even as Seattle’s passing game remained limited.
New England struggled to protect Maye and establish a consistent running attack, finishing with limited yardage on the ground and repeated breakdowns in pass protection. The offensive line allowed sustained pressure, preventing the Patriots from mounting a late comeback attempt.
The victory adds another championship to Seattle’s history and concludes the NFL season with a defense-driven result in the league’s marquee game. Further roster and offseason decisions for both teams are expected in the coming weeks as preparations begin for the next season.
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