Super Bowl LX

Feb. 8, 2026 on NBC / Peacock

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Super Bowl LX

Super Bowl LX: New England Patriots v Seattle Seahawks

Super Bowl LX: Seahawks dominate Patriots in 29-13 win

The Seahawks defense overwhelmed the Patriots for Seattle’s second NFL championship.

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Super Bowl Clips

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Super Bowl LX: New England Patriots v Seattle Seahawks

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Super Bowl Player News

Gabe Jacas

NE EDGE

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Patriots signed rookie EDGE Gabe Jacas to a four-year, $8.6 million contract.

The news was first reported by Jordan Schultz. Jacas, who the Patriots traded up to select in the second-round, reportedly missed OTAs and minicamp due to a clean-up knee procedure. The 22-year-old EDGE out of Illinois wasn’t on the field for the first day of Patriots training camp on Saturday, but with the contract now signed, he’s clear to officially report to the team.
Christian Gonzalez

NE Cornerback #0

Patriots owner Robert Kraft told reporters the team has offered CB Christian Gonzalez a contract that would make him the highest paid cornerback in the NFL.

The number to beat is $31 million. That’s the highest average annual value currently at the cornerback position and it comes from Rams CB Trent McDuffie’s four-year, $124 million extension that included $100 million guaranteed. Gonzalez, who was named to the Pro Bowl for the first time last year, is aiming for a contract in that range. He reported to mandatory minicamp earlier this offseason, but didn’t participate in drills. Gonzalez was spotted at Patriots training camp on Saturday. While he doesn’t officially have a new contract quite yet, negotiations appear to be coming to an end. Kraft stated that the team hopes to have Gonzalez, who turned 24 last month, for a long time.
Nick Vannett

SEA Tight End #38

Seahawks signed TE Nick Vannett, formerly of the Rams.

Seahawks general manager John Schneider drafted Vannett with a third-round pick back in 2016 before trading him to the Steelers for a 2020 fifth-round pick in September 2019. Vannett has since played for eight more teams, including the Rams in 2025. He will compete for a roster spot in Seattle this summer. The Seahawks correspondingly waived CB Tyrone Broden, who was placed on the physically unable to perform list earlier this week. He could be re-signed by Seattle if he makes it through waivers.
Christian Gonzalez

NE Cornerback #0

Patriots HC Mike Vrabel said Christian Gonzalez has reported to training camp.

Vrabel was noncommittal about whether Gonzalez would participate in practice, instead saying he “would expect him to participate.” The fourth-year corner is in the midst of contract negotiations and could reset the cornerback market when he eventually agrees to an extension. Gonzalez reported to mandatory minicamp earlier this offseason but did not participate in full team drills, and there’s been some speculation he could opt to hold in at camp while waiting for a new deal. The Patriots will take the practice field for the first time on Saturday, whether or not Gonzalez joins them in full capacity will be something to watch for.
DeAndre Hopkins

FA Wide Receiver #10

ESPN’s Mike Reiss reports free agent WR DeAndre Hopkins is “considering the possibility of a coaching career,” and is visiting with the Patriots on Friday.

Hopkins said last month that he would “love to play for a competitor” at this point in his career, so this comes as a bit of a surprise. Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel told Reiss that Hopkins is considering a coaching career, but it was not specified whether he is looking to join the Patriots’ staff this season or is simply kicking the tires on a future career change. Hopkins, 34, caught 22 passes for 330 yards and two touchdowns in a limited role with the Ravens last season and wouldn’t be much more than a role player on any team he would join for this season.
Nick Emmanwori

SEA Safety

Seahawks S Nick Emmanwori underwent surgery on his right ankle and is expected to be back for Week 1.

Emmanwori recently landed on the PUP list, now revealed to be due to a recent right ankle surgery. He dealt with ankle issues all of last season but played through it in the Seahawks’ Super Bowl victory. ESPN’s Brady Henderson reports Emmanwori is expected to miss some time in training camp; the 22-year-old safety is expected to be back for Week 1.
Zach Charbonnet

SEA Running Back #26

Seahawks placed Zach Charbonnet (knee) on the active/PUP list.

Charbonnet is still recovering from the torn ACL he suffered in the Divisional Round last year. He can be activated from the PUP list at any time, though the most likely outcome is that he misses all of camp and is then moved to the reserve/PUP list. That would require him to miss at least the first four games of the season. With Kenneth Walker gone, the Seahawks will rely on first-round rookie Jadarian Price to start the year. George Holani and Emmanuel Wilson could also mix in for some touches, with Holani likely operating as the primary option on passing downs.
Devon Witherspoon

SEA Cornerback #21

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Seahawks have “been in intense negotiations” to try to sign CB Devon Witherspoon to a record-setting deal.

The Seahawks have “made an extraordinary effort” to sign Witherspoon before training camp, per Rapoport. The deal would “almost certainly” make Witherspoon the highest-paid cornerback in the NFL and Rapoport said $32 million a season would be the new benchmark and he’d be surprised if the deal wasn’t around there. Sounds like there’s a chance this deal is knocked out sooner rather than later, and obviously if and when it does get done, Christian Gonzalez of the Patriots will be next in line to get his own record-setting extension.
Brandon Johnson

SEA Defensive Back #49

Seahawks signed CB Brandon Johnson, formerly of the Eagles.

Johnson is a former undrafted free agent out of Oregon, spending his rookie 2025 season with the Eagles. He was primarily on the practice squad, appearing in three games and tallying three combined tackles for Philadelphia. After getting waived last month, the Seahawks add Johnson as cornerback depth ahead of training camp. Tight end Harrison Bryant was waived in a corresponding move.
Terrell Jennings

NE Running Back #26

Patriots placed Terrell Jennings (undisclosed) on the active/non-football injury list.

He can be pulled off at any time. Jennings was the RB3 last year for New England when healthy and figures to be part of the competition again this year if healthy.

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