Good morning! It is time to get up with a Seahawks slam dunk. Seattle, Super with a startling silencer in the season finale.

While the quarterback writes the final chapter of the greatest redemption story the sport has seen, Sam can say I am a champion forever.

Meanwhile, made miserable, a disaster for Drake.

What did it all mean? You've come to the right place as we sum up the 60th Super Bowl on Get Up right now,

and we hand it off towards Super Bowl 61. You are looking at SoFi Stadium here in Los Angeles,

site of Super Bowl 61. We got the game.

In February, we are sitting just a few miles away in downtown LA.

And we welcome you to our studio.

All right, let's get on.

Look at the squad that we've put together here today.

Trayers here. Shephti is here.

This squad is here. And we are ready to roll through what was an absolutely dominating performance by what might have been an all-time great defense last night. Super Bowl 60, Santa Clara, Sam Darnold and the Seahawks, Drake May, and the Patriots. First quarter, Dan, it starts quickly. Here comes the Blitz. Yeah, obvious passing situations. This was the story of the game. Seattle sends double-edged pressure, Witherspoon, makes the right tackle. Moses missed, and this was the precursor for what the afternoon was going to look like. Second quarter, the Seahawks offense started slowly, but Nick Kenneth Walker got it going.

Early in the game, he kept getting the edge. It was a problem with this defense. And then later in the game, he started to show patience. But Kenneth Walker was the only reason why his offense was moving. Kenneth Walker was spectacular. Here's more from him, a 29-yard gain leading to a second field goal in a 6-0 lead. It's the patience and explosion for a player like that, setting up those blocks himself and then exploding through the hole.

Meanwhile, Rex, this Seattle defense just dominating Drake May.

Yeah, absolutely.

And sometimes when you hit the quarterback, the entire team feels it.

Watch it here.

The offensive line just cannot hold up.

Jared Wilson getting driven back into the quarterback.

9-0 at halftime.

Not a whole lot of offense. You can see the Patriots trying to find answers.

Jackson Smith and Jigba Dan is sort of a quiet day, but here he is for 16 yards in the third quarter.

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