Seattle Seahawks Win Super Bowl 60: All The Best Reactions

The Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl champions once again. A dominant defensive display by Mike McDonald’s team decimated the New England Patriots 29-13 during Super Bowl 60.

The championship is the Seahawks first one since 2013 and their second time holding the Vince Lombardi trophy in the franchise’s history.

THE SEATTLE SEAHAWKS ARE SUPER BOWL LX CHAMPIONS ???? pic.twitter.com/EuftZfN9lP
— NFL (@NFL) February 9, 2026

Field goals were the order of the day at Levi’s Stadium in San Francisco, with Seahawks kicker Jason Myers breaking a record by kicking five in a single Super Bowl. A feat which has never been achieved in the Big Game’s 60 year history.

Drake Maye Stifled as Seahawks Soar at Super Bowl 60

While the Patriots briefly flirted with a comeback in the fourth quarter, with Drake Maye finding Mack Hollins for a touchdown and then Rhamondre Stevenson, it was not to be for the franchise who were once all-conquering under Tom Brady’s arm and Bill Belichik’s leadership.

Instead, the Seahawks went some way to avenging their devastating Super Bowl 49 defeat to the Patriots, in 2015. Back then, as defending champions, the Seahawks dramatically lost the game on their final play. Opting to call a pass play on second down at the 1-yard line instead of rushing with Marshawn Lynch, Seattle saw Russell Wilson’s throw incredibly intercepted by Malcolm Butler, handing the Super Bowl to New England.

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The play has been described as one of the worst in Super Bowl history. It baffled fans, players and pundits alike in 2015 and has done ever since.

However, 11 years later, and the Seattle Seahawks are once again Super Bowl champions. And convincingly so. Their defence suffocated the Patriots. Drake Maye struggled to make an impact until it was slightly too late to matter.

While much of the first three quarters were nothing to write home about, the last quarter saw some life kicked into the game. While not a classic by any stretch of the imagination, Sam Darnold and co. will never forget this February night in San Francisco.

Social Media Reacts

As always, social media users were out in force throughout the entirety of the Super Bowl.

4 field goals broken up by AI commercials pic.twitter.com/yOPkXuc5r4
— subscribe to the state of the league patreon (@JoestarJokic) February 9, 2026

If we lose by field goals imma fuckin lose it
— 17-3 #OnToSeattleSBLX (@BeeRadd__) February 9, 2026

they got me watching a bunch a field goals on this fine sunday evening

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— k.༊·˚ (@blkwatcher) February 9, 2026

Drake Maye when he actually has to score points cause his defense can’t pic.twitter.com/cd1Kam6zYf
— DynastyZero ???? (@DynastyZeroFF) February 9, 2026

Patriots offensive linemen watching Drake Maye get destroyed every snap

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— ???????????????????????? (@xJahstin) February 9, 2026

It’s time to have some uncomfortable conversations about Will Campbell.

Chris Collinsworth pointed out that Drake Maye is slightly looking over his left shoulder because he knows that’s the weak spot of the O-line ???? pic.twitter.com/tsQbGw4i91
— SM Highlights (@SMHighlights1) February 8, 2026

I was hoping so hard that this would be a good game but… BOY… the folks who thought this was gonna be an assbeating seemingly saw this coming from a mile away

The Seahawks defense is an actual juggernaut.Absolutely relentlessly dominant.
— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) February 9, 2026

Man.. this Seahawks defense is a PROBLEMMMMMM
— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) February 9, 2026

Those poor, tortured Boston sports fans have had a rough go.
— Jon Alba (@JonAlba) February 9, 2026

???? @Patriots pic.twitter.com/lJPN2K7RIl
— Kazeem Famuyide ???????? ???? (@Kazeem) February 9, 2026

The Super Bowl… pic.twitter.com/uVPIeJrKLh
— NFL Memes (@NFLMemes) February 9, 2026

Christian Gonzalez is laying it all on the line in Super Bowl LX ???? pic.twitter.com/FSTUTSoKpi
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) February 9, 2026

Ballgame.

Seahawks are just the better team—clearly, and across the board—from a talent perspective. Showed tonight. Great season for the Patriots. A lot to build on. But this was the evisceration that Seattle thought it could be.
— Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) February 9, 2026