The Seattle Seahawks honored their second Lombardi Trophy on Wednesday as thousands assembled downtown to celebrate the franchise’s Super Bowl triumph. Kenneth Walker III, the game’s MVP, became the focal point of the festivities, with fans repeatedly chanting “MVP” along the parade route.
This celebration follows Seattle’s decisive 29-13 win over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX, held Sunday in San Francisco. Walker’s standout performance earned him the Super Bowl MVP award, and his impact resonated throughout the city as supporters lined the streets to cheer him on.
General Manager Joins the Festivities with Lighthearted Remarks
On the parade podium, Seahawks general manager John Schneider injected humor into the event, hinting at Walker’s rising influence. Before sparking another round of crowd cheers, Schneider joked about a recent interaction with the star running back.
“He tried negotiating with me 5 minutes ago. It was really weird!”
Schneider’s comment sent laughter through the crowd before he initiated an “MVP! MVP!” chant, which the fans eagerly echoed in response.
Kenneth Walker III’s Commanding Performance in the Super Bowl
Walker dominated the championship game by rushing for 135 yards on 27 carries. Additionally, he caught two passes for 26 yards out of four targets. His ability to control the game’s tempo and sustain long drives proved crucial in securing Seattle’s victory.
Walker Joins Legendary Ranks of Super Bowl MVP Running Backs
At just 25 years old, Kenneth Walker III became the first running back to claim Super Bowl MVP honors since Terrell Davis achieved the feat with the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXXII after the 1997 season. Walker now stands among an elite group of running backs who have won the award, including Larry Csonka, Franco Harris, John Riggins, Marcus Allen, Ottis Anderson, Emmitt Smith, and Davis.
Walker also joined a rare class of offensive players to be named Super Bowl MVP without scoring or throwing a touchdown. The list includes Joe Namath, Fred Biletnikoff, Deion Branch, and Julian Edelman.
As confetti filled the streets and the crowd’s cheers continued, Walker’s name echoed through Seattle, highlighting his vital contribution to the team’s championship legacy.
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"He tried negotiating with me 5 minutes ago. It was really weird!"
Seahawks GM John Schneider on Super Bowl LX MVP Kenneth Walker III at the parade 😆
Walker will be a free agent next month.https://t.co/jg4mdxOqi6
— NFL on ClutchPoints (@ClutchPointsNFL) February 11, 2026
