Running for the most yards in a Super Bowl since 1998 guaranteed Kenneth Walker’s spot in the history books; though, as the highlight reels showed, it was far from the only thing Seattle’s star offered on Feb. 8, 2026. A tackle-breaking machine from the moment the football touched his gloves, Walker put catch-and-run versatility on exhibit, gliding past New England’s defense for a 20-yard screen pass pickup. Walker’s reception was emblematic of what the Seahawks’ 29-13, title-winning victory over the Patriots entailed. Often turning this year’s postseason into “The Kenneth Walker Show,” the Super Bowl 60 Most Valuable Player starred through a 161-yard masterpiece on 29 touches.