The Seattle Seahawks have officially begun their Super Bowl LX championship celebration, with players and staff receiving their title rings Tuesday evening, according to Adam Schefter.
The private ceremony marks the final formal celebration for the franchise following their 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots in February. The win, which took place at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, earned Seattle its second Lombardi Trophy in team history. Schefter confirmed the start of the festivities via social media, signaling the culmination of a season led by standout performers like Kenneth Walker III.
The ring ceremony is a long-standing NFL tradition held in the late spring, serving as a final look back at the previous season's success before the league pivots toward mandatory minicamps and the start of the 2026 preseason. The organization is expected to share detailed photos of the custom jewelry, which typically features the team's logo and championship year in diamonds, following the conclusion of the event.
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