Intro: The dust has finally settled in Santa Clara, and the Seattle Seahawks are once again at the top of the football world. In a defensive masterclass that reminded fans of the "Legion of Boom" era, Seattle defeated the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl LX. Whether you’re a 12th Man or just a football fanatic, this game offered plenty of moments that will be talked about all offseason.
A Defensive Masterclass: The Seahawks' defensive front, nicknamed "The Dark Side," sacked Drake Maye six times.
The Record-Breaker: Kicker Jason Myers set a new Super Bowl record by knocking through five field goals, proving that special teams still win championships.
MVP Performance: Kenneth Walker III was the engine of the offense, grinding out 135 rushing yards to keep the clock moving and the Patriots off the field.
For the Patriots, the loss exposes a desperate need for offensive line reinforcements. For the rest of the league, the blueprint is clear: to beat the best, you need a pass rush that can't be stopped.
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