Seahawks-Patriots in Super Bowl LX: What We Learned from Seattle's 29-13 win

The Seattle Seahawks claimed their second Super Bowl title in franchise history by defeating the New England Patriots. The Seahawks' defense was dominant, limiting New England to under 100 total yards and keeping them scoreless until the final minutes. Linebacker Derick Hall was a key contributor, securing two sacks and forcing a fumble that led to Seattle's first touchdown. Despite offensive challenges, Seattle's running back Kenneth Walker III and kicker Jason Myers provided enough points for the win.

The Patriots, under head coach Mike Vrabel, reached the Super Bowl six years into the post-Tom Brady era but fell short. Quarterback Drake Maye struggled against Seattle's aggressive defense. The team is expected to return strong next season, aiming to demonstrate that their success is sustainable.

Seattle's victory is a milestone for quarterback Sam Darnold, who has found a successful role with the Super Bowl champions. The Seahawks celebrate the triumph of their "Dark Side" defense and their return to the top of the NFL.