LIVE Super Bowl 2026: Seahawks vs. Patriots scores, updates, more
SEATTLE - It all comes down to this: Super Bowl 2026.
The Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots meet again on football’s biggest stage, marking their first Super Bowl matchup since 2014.
Follow along for live scores, updates and the latest Super Bowl 2026 coverage as the Seahawks take on the Patriots with a championship on the line.
Seahawks win second Super Bowl, 29-13, over Patriots – 7:23 p.m.
The Seahawks are Super Bowl champions for a second time.
And once again, it's on the heels of a dominant defensive performance in the championship game.
Seattle sacked New England quarterback Drake Maye six times, pressuring Maye into two interceptions and a strip-sack fumble that set up the first touchdown of the game in the third quarter.
Ken Walker III rushed for 135 yards on 27 carries, matching Thurman Thomas for the eighth-best performance in Super Bowl history.
And Jason Myers set a new Super Bowl record with five field goals in the victory.
The Patriots managed to put up some points and yards in what was mostly garbage time in the fourth quarter, but the Seattle defense had Maye completely bamboozled.
Uchenna Nwosu fumble return TD as Seahawks rolling - 7:00 p.m.
The Seahawks are going to win their second Super Bowl.
Devon Witherspoon stripped Drake Maye as Uchenna Nwosu caught the ball in the air for an interception and returned it for a 45-yard touchdown to extend the lead to 29-7.
It put a bow on a brilliant defensive performance for Seattle as they are cruising to their second Lombardi Trophy.
New England marched down the field and scored on a pass from Maye to Rhamondre Stevenson for a 7-yard score to trim the lead to 29-13 after a missed two-point conversion.
Julian Love INT, Jason Myers sets Super Bowl record– 6:55 p.m.
New England was starting to look like they were building momentum to get back into the game in the fourth quarter.
Julian Love ended that.
Drake Maye wildly overthrew receiver Kyle Williams as Love delivered an interception and 35-yard run back.
Seattle killed three minutes off the clock before Jason Myers set a Super Bowl record.
With a 26-yard field goal, Myers set the Super Bowl record for most field goals in a game with his fifth of the night. Four others had been tied with four.
The Seahawks lead 22-7 with just over five minutes left to play.
Patriots strike back, cut lead to 19-7 - 6:40 p.m.
It took two big shot plays for the Patriots, but they've managed to find the end zone to cut Seattle's lead just 57 seconds after A.J. Barner's touchdown.
A 24-yard strike from Drake Maye to Mack Hollins over the middle of the field was followed by a 35-yard home run connection between Maye and Hollins over Riq Woolen for a touchdown. It's easily the biggest play of the game for New England so far tonight.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba is back on the sidelines after being checked for a concussion.
A.J. Barner TD makes it 19-0 Seahawks – 6:30 p.m.
The Seahawks have finally reached the end zone and lead by three scores early in the fourth quarter.
After a strip-sack of Drake Maye by Derick Hall gave Seattle the ball at the Patriots' 37-yard line, Sam Darnold led the first touchdown drive of the game.
An 11-yard completion to A.J. Barner and a 9-yard completion to Cooper Kupp on third down kept Seattle marching. On the very next snap, Darnold connected with Barner on a 16-yard touchdown to give Seattle full control of the game.
Hall's sack of Maye was the fifth of the game for Seattle and led to first turnover of the game. Maye has been sacked 20 times in the playoffs, which is a new NFL record for most in a single postseason.
Seattle Seahawks' linebacker #58 Derick Hall (C) pulls the undershirt of New England Patriots' quarterback #10 Drake Maye during Super Bowl LX between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California on F (Josh Edelson / AFP / Getty Images)
Jaxon Smith-Njigba into injury tent – 6:10 p.m.
Wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba went into the injury tent on the Seattle sideline to be evaluated after heading to the sidelines after a second down completion on the Seahawks' last possession.
After Milton Williams delivered New England's first sack of Sam Darnold in the game, Smith-Njigba caught a 4-yard quick throw. He was slow to get to his feet before heading to the sideline and not taking part in Seattle's third down snap.
Smith-Njigba left for the locker room with just over three minutes left in the third quarter.
Myers ties Super Bowl record with 4th FG – 5:55 p.m.
The Seahawks' defense still has Drake Maye and the Patriots in a blender.
A three-and-out from New England to open the second half allowed Seattle to extend its lead further.
Sam Darnold had back-to-back 16-yard completions to Rashid Shaheed and Jaxon Smith-Njigba before scrambling for 11 yards into Patriots' territory. A 20-yard slip screen to Ken Walker III moves Seattle to the edge of the New England red zone again before the drive stalled.
A third down throw from Darnold to Cooper Kupp was just off-target with a free rusher in Darnold's face.
Jason Myers converted a 41-yard field goal to make it a 12-0 lead. Myers' four field goals ties the record for most in a Super Bowl. Jake Elliott (Philadelphia, 2025), Harrison Butker (Kansas City, 2024), Ray Wersching (San Francisco, 1982), and Don Chandler (Green Bay, 1968) also have four field goals in a Super Bowl.
Myers also set the NFL record for most points scored in a single season (including playoffs) with the kick. His fourth field goal gives him 201 points for the year, becoming the first player to score 200 points in a season.
Bad Bunny takes the stage – 5:20 p.m.
Bad Bunny took the stage for a 13-minute halftime show.
The 31-year-old has been rising to every moment in a monumental year. A week ago he won the Grammy for album of the year for "Debí Tirar Más Fotos," a love letter to his native Puerto Rico that was the most streamed release of 2025.
He said this week that fans didn’t need to learn Spanish to enjoy his set — but they should be prepared to dance.
SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA - FEBRUARY 08: Kenneth Walker III #9 of the Seattle Seahawks runs with the ball during the second quarter of Super Bowl LX against the New England Patriots at Levi's Stadium on February 08, 2026 in Santa Clara, California. (Ronald Martinez / Getty Images)
Seahawks lead 9-0 at halftime – 5:10 p.m.
The Seahawks have held their opponent scoreless in the first half of a Super Bowl for the second time.
Jason Myers converted a 41-yard field goal to push Seattle's lead to 9-0 at halftime.
Ken Walker III has been the offensive star for Seattle in the game, with 94 yards on 14 carries for Seattle. That's the second-most rushing yards in the first half by a player in Super Bowl history, trailing only Timmy Smith's 131 yards for Washington in Super Bowl XXII.
Seattle has held the Patriots to just 51 yards of total offense, but they open the second half with the ball. The Seahawks have 183 yards at half.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba has just one catch four four yards as Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez has made a couple big pass breakups.
Seattle has three sacks of Drake Maye in the half coming from Derick Hall, Devon Witherspoon and rookie Rylie Mills, who earned his first career sack.
Ken Walker III starring for Seattle – 4:45 p.m.
Running back Ken Walker III has 86 yards rushing on 12 carries, and a six-yard reception for Seattle with five minutes left in the second quarter.
New England had not allowed any running back to run for over 70 yards in a game this season that defensive tackle Milton Williams played this season. All four running backs to crack that mark for the Patriots came in games through late November and December when Williams was injured.
Walker has runs of 30 and 29 yards to help fuel a strong first half for New England, whose game plan appears to be to heavily blitz Sam Darnold.
Seahawks push lead to 6-0 – 4:30 p.m.
After forcing the Patriots into a three-and-out, the Seahawks marched for their second scoring drive of the game.
Ken Walker III sprung around left end for a 30-yard run with the help of a nice block from A.J. Barner on the edge, and followed two plays later with a 29-yard run through the right side as Seattle cracked the Patriots' red zone for the second time.
But like their first trip into New England's red zone, the drive stalled out. A negative Walker run, and an all-out blitz that forced an incompletion for Sam Darnold led to a 30-uard field goal try to push the Seahawks' lead to 6-0.
Seahawks defense pressuring Drake Maye – 4:10 p.m.
The Patriots were able to pick up a pair of first downs on their opening drive before Seattle's defense brought it to a halt.
Derick Hall sacked Drake Maye for a 10-yard loss to push the Patriots into a 2nd-and-20. Maye got 11 yards back with a scramble on second down, but a cornerback blitz from Devon Witherspoon forced Maye into a throwaway on third down to bring the punter on the field.
Seattle avoided a Sam Darnold interception and missed the chance for a home run touchdown before going three-and-out on their ensuing drive.
A pass off the hands of Jaxon Smith-Njigba had a chance to be picked off before falling harmlessly to the ground. Then on third down, the Patriots got a free rusher in on Darnold before he escaped to buy time. Smith-Njigba took his route vertical and would have been gone for an 86-yard touchdown had Darnold been able to connect on the throw. However, the ball was slightly overthrown and Seattle was forced to punt.
Seattle's defense continued to apply pressure on New England's second-year quarterback.
After a 21-yard completion to Kayshon Boutte moves the Patriots into Seattle territory, Drake Thomas crashed into the backfield to blow up TreVeyon Henderson for a four-yard loss, and Josh Jobe dropped Henderson on a swing pass to force a third down. Another big blitz from Seattle saw Witherspoon get free for a sack of Maye to force another punt.
Entering Sunday, Maye had been sacked 15 times in the playoffs – five times in each of their three postseason games. Hall and Witherspoon have already gotten Maye twice in the first quarter.
Seahawks take 3-0 lead - 3:45 p.m.
A promising opening drive for the Seahawks stalled out in the red zone with a Jason Myers 33-yard field goal giving Seattle a 3-0 lead.
Sam Darnold made two pinpoint throws to get Seattle moving on the opening drive. Darnold found A.J. Barner for 15 yards just beyond the reach of cornerback Marcus Jones to cross midfield. A 23-yard completion to Cooper Kupp despite tight coverage from Jones again moves Seattle to the NE 17-yard line.
However, the drive stalled out to force the field goal try. An 8-play, 51-yard drive early for the Seahawks.
The Seahawks are 11-0 this season when scoring first, and they're on top early in Santa Clara.
Seahawks to receive opening kick - 3:35 p.m.
The Seahawks lost the coin toss with a call of tails and the coin – flipped by Joe Montana – coming up heads.
The Patriots have deferred their chance to receive to begin the second half, with Seattle getting the opening kickoff to open Super Bowl LX.
Meanwhile, Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network reported just before kickoff that wide receiver Jake Bobo broke a bone in his hand in the NFC championship victory over the Los Angeles Rams. Bobo had surgery the day after the game and will play in the Super Bowl. He was a full participant in practice all week in San Jose.
Fullback/tight end Brady Russell also injured his hand in the NFC championship and is playing for Seattle.
It's time for Super Bowl LX - 3:15 p.m.
A long two weeks is now over. It's time for Super Bowl LX.
The two teams are taking the field at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. The Seahawks are seeking their second Lombardi Trophy in franchise history.
Coin toss and kickoff are just around the corner.
Robbie Ouzts ruled out, Elijah Arroyo active - 2:00 p.m.
Fullback Robbie Ouzts will not play in the Super Bowl due to a neck injury, but rookie tight end Elijah Arroyo will play for the first time since early December.
Ouzts also missed the NFC championship due to the injury and has been limited in practice over the last two weeks. Brady Russell can play the fullback role for Seattle in Ouzts' place, though he also injured his hand against the Los Angeles Rams.
Arroyo is active for the first time since injuring his knee against the Atlanta Falcons on December 7. Arroyo was activated from injured reserve prior to the NFC championship, but was inactive. Arroyo has 15 catches for 179 yards and a touchdown this season.
Linebacker Chazz Surratt was activated from injured reserve earlier this week, but he's also inactive and won't play.
For New England, both edge rusher Harold Landry (knee) and linebacker Robert Spillane (ankle) were listed as questionable, but both players are active for the Patriots. Landry missed the AFC championship against the Denver Broncos due to his injury, while Spillane was injured in the win over Denver.
Jalen Milroe and Tommy DeVito will serve as the emergency third quarterbacks for the two teams, only being eligible to play if both active quarterbacks become unable to play during the game.
Inactives:
Seattle Seahawks
QB Jalen Milroe (emergency QB)
FB Robbie Ouzts (neck)
LB Chazz Surratt
LB Jared Ivey
OL Mason Richman
TE Nick Kallerup
NT Brandon Pili
New England Patriots
QB Tommy DeVito (emergency QB)
DB Kobee Milnor
LB Bradyn Swinson
OT Marcus Bryant
OT Caedan Wallace
TE C.J. Dippre
WR Efton Chism III
Running backs Cam Akers, Velus Jones Jr. elevated – 1:30 p.m.
The Seahawks elevated running backs Cam Akers and Velus Jones Jr. from the practice squad on Saturday ahead of the Super Bowl matchup with the Patriots.
Akers and Jones provide backfield depth for Seattle behind Ken Walker III and George Holani in the absence of Zach Charbonnet, who tore his ACL earlier in the postseason.
The Patriots elevated running back D'Ernest Johnson and defensive end Leonard Taylor III from their practice squad for the game.
New England elected not to activate defensive lineman Joshua Farmer from injured reserve on Saturday, ruling him out for the game. Farmer had been listed as questionable to play due to a hamstring injury. However, he won't play since he's not a part of the roster and was downgraded to out.
The inactive lists for both teams will be due out at 2 p.m. PT.
Both teams will need to declare seven players from their 55-man gameday rosters as inactive for the game. That's when we'll find out if any of the three players from the two teams that are listed as questionable will be available or not.
Fullback Robbie Ouzts (neck) for Seattle, and edge rusher Harold Landry (knee) and linebacker Robert Spillane (ankle) for New England are the players in doubt to play in the Super Bowl.
The Vince Lombardi Trophy is framed by the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots helmets during Super Bowl LX Opening Night at San Jose McEnery Convention Center on Feb. 02, 2026, in San Jose, Calif. (Chris Graythen / Getty Images)
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