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Marshawn Lynch celebrates Seahawks Super Bowl win in Nike ad

Seahawks suffocate Patriots to win Super Bowl LX

The Seattle Seahawks stand as a modern exemplar of an ancient football truth. They squeezed the life out of Super Bowl LX, a defensive grind that left most all the entertainment for Bad Bunny at halftime.

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Marshawn Lynch celebrates Seahawks Super Bowl win in Nike ad: 'Tastes good'

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Here’s The Scoop About Marshawn Lynch In Last Super Bowl Between Seattle Seahawks And New England Patriots

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Seahawks exact revenge, ride dominant defense to Super Bowl win over Patriots

The Seattle Seahawks relied on a relentless defense to beat New England 29-13 in Super Bowl LX on Sunday, denying the Patriots an NFL-record seventh championship and avenging a heartbreaking loss to t...

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Seattle Seahawks face challenges to repeat after winning Super Bowl LX

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Seahawks' Price Tag Rising After Super Bowl LX Victory

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Seahawks stifle Patriots to win Super Bowl LX

New team, same formula: The Seahawks won this Super Bowl the same way they won their first: with a suffocating defense.

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Seahawks draw praise on social media for Super Bowl win

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Seahawks ride their ‘Dark Side’ defense to a Super Bowl title, pounding the Patriots, 29-13

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Why was coach John Beam shot? NBC pays Super Bowl pregame tribute to murdered Laney College athletics director

Former Laney College coach John Beam died on November 14, a day after he was shot at the college campus. A suspect was caught at the San Leandro BART station with a gun.

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Marshawn Lynch unwavering in walking away from football

In his first public interview since announcing his retirement from football on Twitter in February, Marshawn Lynch slammed the door on any speculation that he might change his mind. "I'm done. I'm done. I enjoyed my time playing. Now it's time to watch my ...

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Agent: Marshawn Lynch 'does miss football,' but media took reports and 'ran with it'

Marshawn Lynch's agent said Monday that his client misses football, but that they haven't discussed recent reports that Lynch's hometownOakland Raiders want him to play for them in 2017. Doug Hendrickson said in an interview with KNBR Radio in San ...