The Seattle Seahawks took revenge on the New England Patriots, crushing them 29-13 in Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara to claim their second Vince Lombardi trophy after eleven years. It was the Seahawks' dream Super Bowl, as they dominated from start to finish with their favorite weapons. With 18 degrees and sun, Levi's Stadium hosted a duel between the league's best defense, the Seahawks, and the second-best offense, the Patriots. The game was very tense and blocked, with Seattle's defense constantly pressuring Maye. Sam Darnold dared more than Maye, but the difference was not made by his passes, but by the ground power of Kenneth Walker and the foot of Jason Myers. Their defense, nicknamed the 'Dark Side', emulated the feats of the 'Legion of Boom', champions in 2014 against the Denver Broncos, and completely neutralized Drake Maye and the Patriots. Kenneth Walker ran roughshod over the ground and kicker Jason Myers was impeccable with five-for-five on his field goals. Myers broke the record for field goals scored in a Super Bowl and also the record for points in a season (206) for a Seahawks team that capped a remarkable year. Sam Darnold connected on a 16-yard line to AJ Barner, his first touchdown pass of the night, to push the MacDonald team's lead to a hard 0-19 with 13:24 left in the fourth period. With no pressure and nothing to lose, Drake Maye found the 35-yard pass for the 'TD' to Mack Hollins that avoided the first shutout victory in Super Bowl history. It was left as little more than an anecdote. Myers, impeccable, broke the record for field goals in a season and increased the lead to 0-12. The 'Dark Side' continued to torment Maye, who ended up fumbling, which, at the end of the third quarter, sealed Seattle's victory. The young 'QB' of New England soon committed a new fumble that Uchenna Nwosu took advantage of to travel 45 yards to the 'TD' of 7-29. The seven-yard reception of Rhamondre Stevenson to a pass from Maye only served for the statistics. The Seahawks stuck to their plan.
