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Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker named Super Bowl LX MVP
Seattle Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III was named Super Bowl LX MVP after Sunday’s 29-13 win over the New England Patriots, becoming the first running back to receive the award in nearly 30 years.
Walker, 25, rushed for 135 yards and added another 26 receiving yards. He is the first running back to earn Super Bowl MVP honors since Terrell Davis won it in 1998 in the Denver Broncos win over the Green Bay Packers.
Seahawks win Super Bowl LX after dominant defensive performance
The Seattle Seahawks’ dominant defense led the way to a Super Bowl LX victory over the New England Patriots, 29-13, on Sunday night.
It’s the first time since 2013 that the Seahawks have won the Super Bowl, and it is some revenge for how the 2014 season ended with Patriots hero Malcolm Butler’s famous interception at the goal line to halt Seattle’s chances at back-to-back Lombardi Trophies.
This wasn’t an offensive shootout in this game, but rather a stellar defensive battle for both teams. But it was the Seahawks' defense that had constant pressure and disruption throughout, as well as the necessary turnovers crucial to winning a Super Bowl.
This post is an excerpt from a report by Fox News' Scott Thompson.
Seahawks recover fumble for 44-yard touchdown, take 29–13 Super Bowl LX lead
The Seahawks are minutes away from being crowned Super Bowl LX champions after linebacker Uchenna Nwosu recovered a fumble for a 44-yard touchdown.
Drake Maye was sacked by Seattle cornerback Devon Witherspoon, causing a fumble that was recovered by Nwosu at New England’s 44-yard line, giving the Seahawks a 29-7 lead with just over four minutes remaining in the game.
New England responded with a 7-yard touchdown by Rhamondre Stevenson. A failed two-point conversion put the score at 29-13.
Julian Love interception sets up another Seahawks' field goal for 22-7 lead
Seattle Seahawks safety Julian Love intercepted Drake Maye on a pass intended for Kenneth Williams on second-and-3 to get the ball back in Sam Darnold’s hands with 8:48 left in the game.
Darnold couldn’t find the end zone and the field goal unit came out to give Jason Myers another opportunity to score, extending Seattle’s lead to 22-7 with a 26-yard field goal.
Seahawks’ AJ Barner scores first touchdown of Super Bowl LX, Patriots responds with TD
It took more than three quarters, but the Seattle Seahawks scored the first touchdown of Super Bowl LX on a 16-yard pass to second-year tight end AJ Barner. Sam Darnold orchestrated a five-play, 37-yard drive to get the Seahawks in the end zone.
Jason Myers’ stayed perfect with an extra point, but New England immediately responded with a touchdown of their own.
Drake Maye threw a 35-yard touchdown pass to receiver Mack Hollins, and Andres Borregales’ extra kick was good to bring the score to 19-7.
Seahawks star Jaxon Smith-Njigba being evaluated for concussion
The Seahawks’ offense took a big hit in the second half when Jaxon Smith-Njigba was spotted inside the medical tent during the third quarter of Super Bowl LX.
It wasn’t immediately clear what his injury was, but the 23-year-old receiver went back to the locker room for further evaluation. According to the team, he is being evaluated for a concussion.
Smith-Njigba, who had the most yards receiving of any player in the NFL in the regular season, has three receptions for 24 yards.
Jason Myers stays perfect with 41-yard field goal to give Seattle a 12-0 lead
The Seattle Seahawks improved their lead against the Patriots to 12-0 with another 41-yard field goal by Jason Myers.
The field goal capped off a 10-play, 69-yard drive that saw a number of incomplete passes from Sam Darnold, who is 12-of-27 for 140 yards. The highlight of the drive was a 20-yard completion to Kenneth Walker.
Walker has 100 yards on 17 carries, and another 26 yards on two catches.
The Patriots responded with a quick three-and-out.
Bad Bunny performs Super Bowl LX halftime show as Levi’s Stadium shares message about hate
Bad Bunny took center stage at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on Sunday, headlining the Super Bowl LX halftime show after weeks of debate about the Puerto Rican Grammy Award–winning artist’s criticism of the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement operations.
Towards the end of his performance, a message about hate was posted on the big screen at Levi’s Stadium that read, “The Only Thing More Powerful Than Hate is Love.”
Bad Bunny also held up a football to end the show that was inscribed with another message, “Together, we are America.”
Myers nails 41-yard field goal as Seahawks take 9-0 lead over Patriots at halftime
Jason Myers extended Seattle’s lead to 9-0 against the New England Patriots as the Seahawks are just one half away from being crowned Super Bowl LX champions.
The 34-year-old veteran and two-time NFL scoring leader has been perfect so far, scoring a 41-yard field goal for his third, and longest, of Sunday’s game. Meanwhile, offensive play from both teams has been lackluster.
Sam Darnold has struggled through the first half. He is 9 of 22 for 88 yards, with no touchdowns. Drake Maye has been sacked three times for a loss of 30 yards and is 6 of 11 for 48 yards.
Seattle has picked up just 95 yards on the ground, compared to New England’s 33 yards.
Trump critics take issue with Green Day's Super Bowl LX performance
Green Day rocked Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, ahead of Super Bowl LX as the NFL honors Super Bowl MVPs of the past.
The punk rock band played "Holiday" and "American Idiot" – two of their most political songs – for fans who were trickling in before kickoff. However, the band refrained from taking jabs at President Donald Trump and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during their performance.
NFL and Green Day fans who tuned into the performance were hoping that the group would have more criticism for Trump and his administration with millions watching around the world.
This post is an excerpt from a report by Fox News' Ryan Gaydos.
Jon Bon Jovi, Chris Pratt, and Jay-Z lead star-studded Hollywood takeover at Super Bowl LX
Hollywood's biggest stars descended upon Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California for Super Bowl LX — where the Seattle Seahawks are taking on the New England Patriots.
Patriots fan Jon Bon Jovi and Seattle Seahawks fan Chris Pratt hit the field on Sunday to introduce their teams ahead of the game.
Also appearing on the field was rapper Jay-Z, who brought his eldest child, daughter Blue Ivy Carter, whom he shares with wife Beyoncé.
Travis Scott, Billie Joe Armstrong, and Roger Federer were spotted on the field early — prior to the big game on Sunday.
Logan Paul and Flavor Flav were photographed in their suites while Justin and Hailey Bieber, Kendall Jenner, Adam Sandler made their way to their respective suites.
This post is an excerpt from a report by Fox News' Sarah Sotoodeh, Larry Fink and Lori A Bashian.
Seahawks extend lead to 6-0 on 39-yard field goal
Seattle’s offense stalled in the red zone again, but extended their lead in Super Bowl LX with a 39-yard field goal from Jason Myers.
The Seahawks looked primed to score the first touchdown of the game on second-and-12 at New England’s 19-yard line, but an incomplete pass and a loss of two yards on the next play paved the way for Myers’ return to the field.
The eight-play, 55-yard drive gave Seattle a 6-0 lead with 11:16 left in the first half.
Seattle leads Super Bowl LX 3-0 after one quarter
The Seahawks remain in the lead after a touchdownless first quarter. The first 15 minutes of play have been dominated by strong defensive play from both teams.
Sam Darnold completed 4-for-10 passes for 54 yards, averaging 5.4 yards per pass, while Drake Maye’s passing has been more efficient but limited, with 4-for-5 for 34 yards. He was sacked twice for a loss of 20 yards.
Myers’ 33-yard field goal remains the only points on board.
Patriots end up empty-handed on opening drive
Second-year quarterback Drake Maye was sacked and the New England Patriots failed to get on the board after an eight-play, 28-yard opening drive in Super Bowl LX.
Seahawks linebacker Derick Hall picked up the first sack of the game, taking down Maye on New England’s own 45-yard line for a loss of 10 yards. Maye then scrambled for an 11-yard gain, but after throwing an incomplete pass on third-and-9, the Patriots punted the ball.
Seattle returned the favor, punting after a quick three-and-out.
Seahawks take early lead with opening drive field goal
The Seattle Seahawks are officially on the board after a successful field goal attempt on the opening drive of Super Bowl LX.
Sam Darnold, appearing in his first Super Bowl, led an eight-play, 51-yard drive that ended on New England’s 14-yard line. Jason Myers' 33-yard field goal attempt was good for 3-0 lead with 11:58 left in the first quarter.
Black national anthem stokes social media outrage before Super Bowl LX
Coco Jones performed "Lift Every Voice and Sing" on Sunday ahead of Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.
"Lift Every Voice and Sing" is also known as the Black national anthem and has been a source of consternation for NFL fans since the league started to use the song during the 2020 season. Each Super Bowl, the performance of the song brings out hot takes on social media.
Super Bowl LX was no different, as the song being a part of the pregame festivities drew backlash on X once again.
Jones’ song was performed as fans began to trickle into Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. She was the opener before Green Day made a special performance to honor Super Bowl MVPs over the last 59 Super Bowls.
Jones' rendition drew a lot of praise, while the NFL's use of the song was the main sticking point with critics.
This post is an excerpt from a report by Fox News' Ryan Gaydos.
Green Day avoids anti-Trump message in Super Bowl performance
Green Day opened Super Bowl LX Sunday evening with a performance of some of their greatest hits, but the rock band notably skipped over a line from its 2004 hit "American Idiot" that they have recently used to call out President Donald Trump.
The line, which was written as "I’m not part of a redneck agenda," has been sung by frontman Billie Joe Armstrong as "I’m not part of the MAGA agenda" in more recent live performances. But that wasn’t the case on Sunday.
Armstrong appeared to skip over the verse altogether.
The decision not to change or sing the lyrics comes days after Armstrong called out the Trump administration and ICE in a pre-Super Bowl performance in California.
"To all the ICE agents out there, wherever you are, quit your s----y-ass job. Quit that s----y job you have," Armstrong said during the show.
"Because when this is over — and it will be over at some point in time — Kristi Noem, Stephen Miller, JD Vance, Donald Trump, they’re gonna drop you like a bad f-----g habit. Come on this side of the line."
Fox News’ Ryan Morik contributed to this report.
Which NFL players coaches and team personnel receive Super Bowl rings?
The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks will be battling it out for the Lombardi Trophy, and the winner will receive Super Bowl rings.
But who all gets a Super Bowl LX ring?
Both the winners and losers of the big game actually get a ring, but only the winners will receive a Super Bowl ring.
The losers will get a conference championship ring for winning their respective conferences.
Every single player on the winning 53-man roster receives a ring featuring their name and jersey number.
Practice squad players will also receive a ring, albeit a less valuable version than the ring those on the 53-man roster get.
Coaches, executives, and team employees can all get rings at the winning team’s discretion. The NFL puts $5,000 toward each ring for the first 150 of them, and the team finances the rest.
Depending on the size of the organization and the owner’s willingness to get them for their employees, teams can give anywhere from 300 to 900 Super Bowl rings.
Super Bowl LIX set record as the most-watched game in history
The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks have a tough act to follow in Super Bowl LX.
Last year's Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles was the most-watched telecast in history, according to Fox Sports.
Super Bowl LIX averaged 127.7 million viewers across all platforms and set a new all-time high mark for Super Bowl viewership, up 3% from the year before. The game peaked with 137.7 million viewers.
With the Patriots gunning for their seventh Super Bowl win, and with the Seahawks having both an ardent fan base and haters, the Super Bowl should draw well.
In addition to the game, the halftime show is featuring Bad Bunny. Laat year’s halftime show with Kendrick Lamar averaged an all-time high of 133.5 million viewers, which was up 3% from the previous year.
Which NFL teams have never won a Super Bowl?
There are 12 teams that have never won a Super Bowl, and four teams that have never appeared in a Super Bowl.
Here are the four teams that have never appeared in a Super Bowl:
Detroit Lions
Houston Texans
Jacksonville Jaguars
There are three teams that have appeared just once in the Super Bowl and the year they appeared:
Arizona Cardinals (2009)
Los Angeles Chargers (1995) Tennessee Titans (1999)
Two teams have appeared in the Super Bowl and lost both times.
Atlanta Falcons (1999, 2017)
Carolina Panthers (2004, 2016) The Cincinnati Bengals are the only team to go to the Super Bowl three times (1982, 1989, 2022) and lose all three times.
There are two teams that have gone to the Super Bowl four times and lost all four times.
The Bills’ losses especially hurt because they made the Super Bowl four years in a row, from 1990 to 1993, and lost all four.
The Vikings are the other team to appear in the Super Bowl four times and lose all of them.
Their Super Bowl appearances, albeit not all consecutive, were still bunched together. They went to the big game in 1970, 1974, 1975 and 1977.