In a decisive victory, the Seattle Seahawks topped the Buffalo Bills 28-10 to claim the Super Bowl title for the 2027 season. This win marked a significant achievement for the Seahawks, who showcased their prowess on the biggest stage of all. Leading the charge for Seattle was quarterback Jalen Milroe, who threw for 147 yards and two touchdowns, proving instrumental in the team's offensive success. Justice Haynes contributed on the ground with 51 rushing yards, while the Bills' James Cook III led his team in receiving with 61 yards, but it wasn’t enough to keep pace with Seattle's explosive plays. The Seahawks' defense played a pivotal role in the outcome, highlighted by Byron Murphy II's two sacks and Joey Porter’s two interceptions, which turned the tide firmly in Seattle's favor. The game's turning point came when Porter snagged his second pick, effectively halting a Buffalo drive and shifting momentum back to the Seahawks, allowing them to maintain control and secure the championship.