Seahawks crush Patriots 29–13 to win Super Bowl 60 crown

• Seattle shut out New England through three quarters and forced three turnovers.
• Kenneth Walker III won MVP after a dominant all-around performance.
• Bad Bunny’s halftime show featured surprise cameos and a live wedding.

The Seattle Seahawks delivered a commanding performance in Super Bowl 60 on Sunday night, overpowering the New England Patriots 29–13 in a game that was effectively decided long before the final whistle.

Seattle’s defense smothered Patriots quarterback Drake Maye from the opening drive, forcing three turnovers, recording six sacks, and returning an interception for a touchdown as New England failed to score a single point through the first three quarters.

On offense, the Seahawks leaned heavily on running back Kenneth Walker III, who piled up more than 150 yards from scrimmage and kept the Patriots pinned deep in their own half for much of the night. Kicker Jason Myers added five field goals, a Super Bowl record, helping Seattle steadily stretch the gap.

The win sealed Seattle’s second Super Bowl title and marked their most dominant postseason performance in franchise history.

Defense breaks Patriots, Walker earns MVP

Seattle set the tone early when cornerback Devon Witherspoon burst through on a blitz to sack Maye, igniting a defensive display that never let up. The Patriots struggled to sustain drives, repeatedly losing field position and momentum as Seattle’s pressure collapsed the pocket.

Walker’s relentless running kept New England’s defense on the field, and his ability to contribute both on the ground and through the air earned him the Super Bowl MVP award.

Patriots fans watched in frustration as their team remained scoreless until late in the fourth quarter, long after the outcome had been decided.

Bad Bunny turns halftime into a spectacle

Beyond the football, the night belonged equally to Bad Bunny, whose halftime show blended high-energy performances with moments of spectacle and symbolism.

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The Puerto Rican star was joined onstage by Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin, while celebrities including Pedro Pascal and Jessica Alba made cameo appearances. One couple even got married live during the performance, with Bad Bunny signing their marriage certificate onstage.

Earlier in the evening, Green Day, Charlie Puth, Brandi Carlile, and Coco Jones helped kick off the festivities, turning Super Bowl 60 into a full-scale entertainment showcase.

For Seattle, though, the story was simple: dominance, discipline, and a championship performance that left no doubt about who owned the night.