Super Bowl LX was a game of field goals, specifically by the Seahawks, in the first half alone on Sunday night. At one point, fans wondered if either the Seahawks or the Patriots would even score a touchdown or if it would be a game solely decided by field goals, which would’ve been a Super Bowl first.
Seattle kicker Jason Myers was the only player who scored in the first half by making three field goals to put the halftime score at 12–0. Then, he scored a fourth field goal on Seattle’s first drive of the second half. He added a fifth field goal made in the fourth quarter. And he added two extra points off Seattle's two touchdowns. The final score of Super Bowl LX was 29–13, and Myers was responsible for 17 of the Seahawks’ points.
