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The Seattle Seahawks are set to be sold with 100% equity on the open market; industry expectations put the final price between $9 billion and $11 billion, far above book value, driven by rising NFL franchise valuations and league-wide revenue. Past deals have shown valuations climbing, and the highest bidder will win in what could be a record-setting sale.
Seattle named Brian Fleury, previously with the San Francisco 49ers, as its new offensive coordinator, replacing Klint Kubiak and signaling a coaching staff shake-up as the team moves into the offseason after its Super Bowl win.
Seattle hired Brian Fleury, the 49ers’ run-game coordinator and tight ends coach, to replace Klint Kubiak as offensive coordinator, keeping the Kyle Shanahan-based system Seattle used to post a high-scoring season. Fleury, 47, has been on Shanahan’s staff for seven seasons and previously coached George Kittle and worked with Sam Darnold in 2023. The move could free QBs coach Andrew Janocko to join the Raiders as OC, while offensive line coach John Benton is expected to stay, preserving continuity on Seattle’s revamped staff.
Dan Orlovsky praised the Seahawks’ aggressive, suffocating defense against the Patriots, describing it as walls closing in. Seattle’s 'Dark Side' pressure forced Drake Maye into six sacks, limited targets, and stifled the Pats’ offense (331 yards, 3 turnovers, 8 punts). The game showcased a masterclass in defense by Mike Macdonald and Aden Durde, contributing to Seattle’s run of success as they continued to win behind this dominant unit.
Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon says Seattle used film study to identify clear Patriots offensive tells—especially line sets and oversets—to pressure Drake Maye, piling up six sacks and forcing two interceptions and a fumble in Super Bowl LX, a 29-13 Seattle win. The Patriots finished with a 13.4% negative play rate; Yahoo's Charles McDonald hinted right guard Mike Onwenu may have inadvertently leaked information.
Sam Darnold weathered relentless Patriots pressure for a turnover-free 202-yard, one-touchdown performance as the Seahawks beat the Patriots 14-3 in Super Bowl 60. The victory highlighted a dominant Seahawks defense and Kenneth Walker’s explosive runs, framing Darnold’s career as a remarkable redemption arc from his Jets-era ghosts to a championship win.
Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon credited a sharp game plan and film study that revealed subtle tells in the Patriots’ offensive line, allowing Seattle to anticipate and counter New England’s moves in Super Bowl LX; he praised coach Mike Macdonald and emphasized accountability after two fourth-quarter touchdowns.
Seattle, guided by GM John Schneider and coach Mike Macdonald, built a championship-ready roster through patient drafting and a cohesive staff, leaned on Sam Darnold’s leadership, and executed a game plan that bottled up New England to win 29–13 in Super Bowl LX, confirming they were contenders all season and delivering it through teamwork and smart scheming.
Devon Witherspoon's aggressive blitzing helped Seattle derail Drake Maye and fuel a 29-13 Seahawks win over the Patriots in Super Bowl LX, with his early third-down sack setting the tone and a late Uchenna Nwosu interception return after a ruling change, a performance that could have earned Witherspoon MVP honors had the call stood.
The Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29-13 to win their second Super Bowl, highlighted by North Carolina-connected players Dareke Young, Drake Thomas, Jarran Reed, Chazz Surratt, Nick Emmanwori, and Jake Bobo on the roster.
BSJ previews Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium between the Patriots (17-3) and Seahawks (16-3), outlining broadcast teams and radio coverage, weather (perfect), latest betting line (Seahawks -4.5, 45.5 o/u), and roster moves/injury notes (Patriots promote D’Ernest Johnson and Leonard Taylor III; Seahawks promote Cam Akers and Velus Jones Jr.; key inactives listed). It also notes Jalen Milroe and Chazz Surratt as QBs on the rosters, Bedard’s keys to the game and a game pick, and adds a subscription prompt for full coverage.
Rolling Stone explains how to stream Super Bowl LX (Patriots vs. Seahawks) online without cable, listing DirecTV Stream (5-day free trial), Peacock Premium, Sling (NBC in select markets), and Hulu + Live TV (3-day free trial), plus a Walmart+ Peacock perk trial; kickoff is 6:30 p.m. ET from Levi’s Stadium with Green Day performing and Bad Bunny headlining the halftime show, while Seahawks are favored at -235 and the article includes promotional betting links.
Kenneth Walker III rushed 27 times for 135 yards and caught two passes for 26 in Super Bowl LX, leading the Seahawks to a 29-13 win over the Patriots and becoming the first running back to win SB MVP since Terrell Davis in 1997. Seattle’s defense forced three takeaways and six sacks, while kicker Jason Myers set an NFL postseason record with five field goals; a Walker TD run was wiped out by a holding penalty. Walker benefited from Zach Charbonnet’s postseason injury and heads into free agency this offseason with strong momentum.
Sam Darnold capped a remarkable, winding NFL journey by guiding the Seahawks to a 29-13 win in Super Bowl LX over the Patriots, avoiding costly mistakes and underscoring that his belief in himself — highlighted in his postgame remarks — was key to this unlikely championship run.
In Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium, the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29-7, building an early lead with field goals and a first-half touchdown, then pulling away with more scoring and a late Seahawks defensive TD after a Drake Maye turnover. Seattle's offense did enough with Darnold and Kenneth Walker, while NE’s quarterback Maye struggled to generate sustained offense throughout the game.