Seattle Seahawks Win Super Bowl LX, Defeat New England Patriots 29-13

TheBlaze Right

The Super Bowl now plays like America's divorce proceedings

By Auron MacIntyre · 7d ago

Bias Score

78%

Headline Bait

55%

Uses Super Bowl as launching point for sweeping culture war narrative about America's "divorce." Describes "two anthems" signaling "two nations," Bad Bunny halftime show as "victory lap" with "foreign flags," and positions TPUSA's alternative broadcast as necessary resistance. Presents cultural programming as deliberate antagonism rather than entertainment choices.

New York Post Center-Right

Seahawks GM's parade contract joke falls flat with Super Bowl 2026...

7d ago

Bias Score

35%

Headline Bait

45%

Similar to Fox News coverage but more tabloid in tone. Emphasizes the "awkward" nature of Schneider's comments and Walker's rebuttal. Adds speculation about contract price "tick[ing] up" and need for "fence-mending." Tabloid framing amplifies minor incident into controversy.

Fox News Center-Right

Seahawks GM John Schneider goes viral after awkward Kenneth Walker III contract talk at Super Bowl LX parade

By Scott Thompson · 7d ago

Bias Score

32%

Headline Bait

38%

Frames GM Schneider's parade comments as "awkward" contract talk that "goes viral." Emphasizes Walker's Instagram response and potential discomfort. Uses loaded phrase "ill-timed remark" and suggests Schneider "may have to do a little fence-mending," amplifying a minor moment into potential conflict.

HuffPost Center-Left

Seahawk's NSFW Message At Super Bowl Celebration Was Way Better Than Game

7d ago

Bias Score

25%

Headline Bait

42%

Focuses entirely on linebacker Ernest Jones' profanity-laden parade speech. Headline emphasizes the "NSFW message" was "way better than game," trivializing the actual Super Bowl. Light editorial judgment calling the game "a dull affair" without substantive analysis.

Daily Mail Center

Incredible footage shows moment Seahawks coach realized Super Bowl win

By Oliver Salt · 7d ago

Bias Score

22%

Headline Bait

28%

Focuses on coach Macdonald's emotional reaction with "heartwarming video" framing. Uses phrases like "cruised to victory" and "one-sided affair" without substantial game analysis. Light sensationalism in headline ("Incredible footage") but content matches reasonably well.

Forbes Center

Seattle Seahawks Great Matt Hasselbeck On Team Potentially Winning Multiple Super Bowls: 'The Future Is Looking Bright'

By Dj Siddiqi · 7d ago

Bias Score

18%

Headline Bait

35%

Feature interview with former Seahawks QB Matt Hasselbeck about franchise's future prospects. Largely promotional tone emphasizing "dynasty" potential and "bright future." Functions more as franchise boosterism than critical analysis, but maintains journalistic format with direct quotes.

Newsweek Center

Seahawks player goes viral for blunt speech at Super Bowl parade

8d ago

Bias Score

15%

Headline Bait

20%

Straightforward coverage of Ernest Jones' parade speech going viral. Reports the profanity and fan reactions neutrally. Includes useful context about Jones' previous Super Bowl win with the Rams. Minimal editorializing beyond noting the speech was "blunt."

Chicago Tribune Center

Lake Bluff native Rylie Mills sacks uncertainty and the quarterback to help Seattle Seahawks win Super Bowl LX

By Daniel I. Dorfman · 7d ago

Bias Score

12%

Headline Bait

15%

Straightforward local sports feature on Lake Bluff native Rylie Mills' Super Bowl sack and comeback from injury. Focuses on human interest angle with quotes from Mills and his high school coach. Minimal editorializing beyond standard celebration of local athlete's success.

USA Today Center

Mike Vrabel greeted every Patriots player individually after Super Bowl loss

7d ago

Bias Score

8%

Headline Bait

10%

Straightforward profile of Patriots coach Mike Vrabel's postgame leadership moment. Balanced reporting on his tradition of greeting players after every game. Provides useful context about Vrabel's career and the Patriots' turnaround season. Minimal editorializing.

The New York Times Center

Super Bowl 2026 long shots: Could Bears, Colts or Giants be next season's Patriots, Seahawks?

By Douglas Kezirian · 7d ago

Bias Score

5%

Headline Bait

12%

Forward-looking sports betting analysis of teams that could be next season's surprise contenders. Straightforward handicapping content with quotes from professional bettors. No editorializing about the Super Bowl itself; purely analytical gambling content.