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When the lights shined brightest at Super Bowl LX, it was Kenneth Walker III who seized the moment. The Seattle Seahawks running back delivered a dominant rushing performance, earning Super Bowl MVP honors and playing a decisive role in his team’s 29–13 triumph over the New England Patriots.

A Star Performance on Football’s Biggest Stage

Walker’s impact was felt from the opening drive. With explosive acceleration and relentless physicality, he carved through New England’s defensive front, consistently gaining chunk yardage and keeping Seattle’s offense on schedule.

By the final whistle, Walker had rushed for 135 yards on 27 carries, averaging five yards per run the highest rushing total of the game.
He also added receiving yards, finishing with over 160 total yards from scrimmage in a complete offensive showcase.

Setting the Tone Early

One of the defining stretches came in the first half, where Walker piled up massive yardage, including multiple runs over 25 yards. His early surge helped Seattle control time of possession and field position, allowing the Seahawks to dictate the game’s tempo.

Every time Seattle needed momentum whether to extend a drive or flip field position Walker delivered.

More Than Just Stats

Walker’s performance wasn’t just about numbers. His physical running style wore down the Patriots’ defense, opening opportunities for Seattle’s passing attack and setting up scoring drives that resulted in field goals and touchdowns.

Even without scoring a rushing touchdown, his ground dominance kept New England on its heels all night.

Historic MVP Achievement

Walker’s MVP honor carried historic significance. He became the first running back in nearly three decades to win Super Bowl MVP — a rare feat in an era dominated by quarterbacks.

The recognition underscored just how central he was to Seattle’s championship blueprint.

Postseason Powerhouse

His Super Bowl heroics capped an outstanding playoff run. Walker surpassed 100 scrimmage yards in every postseason game, proving to be Seattle’s most reliable offensive weapon when it mattered most.

Final Thoughts

Super Bowl LX will be remembered for Seattle’s defense — but it was Kenneth Walker III’s legs that powered the offense to glory.

With vision, strength, and big-play explosiveness, Walker delivered one of the most memorable rushing performances in recent Super Bowl history and secured his place among the game’s elite with a well-earned MVP crown.