The Seattle Seahawks captured the Lombardi Trophy with a commanding 29–13 win over the New England Patriots at Levi’s Stadium.
Seattle controlled the tone of the game from the opening drive, leaning on a balanced offense and a mistake-free performance. Kicker Jason Myers set the early rhythm with multiple field goals, helping the Seahawks build a steady lead while the defense kept New England off the board through three quarters.
The turning point came in the fourth quarter. After finally finding the end zone, the Patriots tried to mount a comeback behind quarterback Drake Maye’s 295-yard effort. But a critical interception returned for a touchdown by Seattle’s defense effectively sealed the game and swung all momentum back in the Seahawks’ favor.
Offensively, Seattle relied heavily on the ground game. Kenneth Walker III powered the offense with 135 rushing yards, consistently chewing up clock and wearing down the Patriots’ front seven. Sam Darnold managed the game efficiently, avoiding turnovers and delivering when needed, including a key touchdown strike to AJ Barner.
New England showed flashes late — including a touchdown to Rhamondre Stevenson — but three turnovers proved too costly on football’s biggest stage.