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Story summary
- The Seattle Seahawks won Super Bowl LX in a blowout, powered by a dominant defensive line.
- Their defense, which ranked first in scoring allowed, pressured quarterbacks while blitzing only 19.3 percent, the NFL’s seventh-lowest rate.
- The 2026 defensive line stays largely unchanged, with Boye Mafe replaced by Dante Fowler Jr.
- Wide-receiver depth is weak after Kenneth Walker III left, with rookie Jadarian Price expected to sustain the run game.
