Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker is currently preparing for the biggest game of his life and what could be the last contest of his Seahawks career.
The road to Levi’s Stadium has been paved with unexpected twists, resurrected careers and the rapid maturation of young talent. When the 2025 NFL season began, few pundits predicted a Super Bowl 60 matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots.
Seattle Seahawks cornerback Riq Woolen committed a taunting penalty costly to his team during the NFC Championship Game against the visiting Los Angeles Rams on Jan.
A championship stage, two elite quarterbacks, and matching 14–3 records set the tone for a heavyweight Super Bowl clash in Santa Clara. The NFC’s top-seeded Seahawks and the AFC’s second-seeded Patriots arrive at Levi’s Stadium riding playoff momentum, balanced rosters, and the belief that this season belongs to them.
The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks are preparing to face one another in a Super Bowl matchup that very few people saw coming.
Leading up to the NFL’s trade deadline in November of 2025, you would have been hard-pressed to find a more popular trade candidate than the New Orleans Saints’ Rashid Shaheed.
Jaxon Smith‑Njigba finished the 2025 season with numbers that put him squarely among the NFL’s elite playmakers. The Seattle Seahawks wide receiver led all players in receptions of 40 or more yards, a testament to his ability to make explosive plays that flip field position and change games.
Drake Maye has emerged as the central reason the New England Patriots feel legitimate about their Super Bowl chances against the Seattle Seahawks. The second‑year quarterback’s combination of accuracy, mobility and late‑season poise has given New England an engine capable of bending games in its favor.
Sam Darnold has managed to win over several fans throughout his run-up to Super Bowl LX on February 8th, but it’s still safe to say that there isn’t a single fan or coach in all of Seattle who loves him as much as his fiancée, Katie Hoofnagle.
Seattle Seahawks cornerback Tariq Woolen is still paying for his taunting penalty during the NFC Championship. The NFL announced Saturday that Woolen would be fined $17,389 by the NFL for his costly taunt, per Michael David Smith of Pro Football Talk.