Seattle Seahawks celebrate Super Bowl LX with their fans
The Seattle Seahawks celebrated their victory in Super Bowl LX with great fanfare, a title won after defeating the New England Patriots with a score of 29-13. Euphoria erupted at Lumen Field, the team’s home, where thousands of fans joined the celebration. The fanbase, known as “The 12s”, was a fundamental part of the celebration, showing their unconditional support for the team. The players presented the coveted Lombardi trophy, symbol of their triumph.The ceremony was marked by the iconic song “We Are the Champions” by Queen, while the champions were greeted with a shower of confetti and a deafening ovation. Coach Mike Macdonald also addressed the fans, highlighting the special connection between the team and its supporters. “This was our vision. You make us stronger. We are the champions,” he stated. Sam Darnold, the quarterback, expressed his gratitude for the support received, valuing the backing of the organization and his teammates as key to success. Kenneth Walker III, named Most Valuable Player of Super Bowl LX, was also acclaimed by the fans, celebrating the intensity of the moment. The day concluded with a triumphant parade through the streets of Seattle, where the players shared the Lombardi trophy with thousands of fans, thus sealing a historic moment for the franchise.This is a special place because of how they support at all times. We are not finished; we will return next year.
Leonard Williams, Seahawks defensive end
