VIDEO SHOWS: SEATTLE SEAHAWKS VICTORY PARADE THROUGH DOWNTOWN SEATTLE/ INTERVIEWS WITH SEAHAWKS FANS SHOWS: SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES (FEBRUARY 11, 2026) (REUTERS – Access all) 1. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS PLAYER JULIAN LOVE HOLDING SUPER BOWL TROPHY ON OPEN-TOP BUS AS FANS CHEER 2. CROWD CHEERING AS BUSES APPROACH 3. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS AND OTHERS WAVING FROM BUSES 4. SEAHAWKS PLAYER DEMARCUS LAWRENCE HUGGING FAN WHO IS HOLDING HIS SHIRT AND THEN SIGNING SHIRT 5. FANS BEHIND BARRIER CHEERING 6. (SOUNDBITE) (English) PAYTON BOUMA, SEAHAWKS FAN FROM MILLCREEK, WASHINGTON, SAYING: "Oh, it's the most amazing feeling ever. To be a fan of this team, everyone's all together, the loudest fans in sports, the greatest fans in sports." 7. VARIOUS OF SEAHAWKS MERCHANDISE ON STAND 8. (SOUNDBITE) (English) JOE DEMAIO, SEAHAWKS FAN FROM KINGSTON, WASHINGTON, SAYING: "It means everything to me and it means everything to the fans, bringing one back to the city. It's my second one, I'm stoked. Super excited." 9. FAN HOLDING SIGN READING (English): 'TOP 4 BALD BUYS' WITH THREE FICTIONAL CHARACTERS AND PHOTOGRAPH OF MVP KENNETH WALKER III 10. (SOUNDBITE) (English) RANDY SANGHA, SEAHAWKS FAN FROM VANCOUVER, CANADA, SAYING: "I'm from Vancouver, Canada, and this is amazing, because we don't have an NFL team, so to be able to see this is wonderful. So I came down for this." 11. PEOPLE ON BUS 12. PERSON TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS FROM TOP OF TRAFFIC SIGN 13. VARIOUS OF SEAHAWKS MASCOT ON TOP OF VAN 14. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE STANDING AND WAVING FROM OPEN-TOP TRUCKS STORY: Seahawks fans flooded downtown Seattle on Wednesday (February 11) as the team celebrated their Super Bowl win with a victory parade. Players waved from open-top buses as the parade traveled through streets lined with supporters. "It's the most amazing feeling ever. To be a fan of this team, everyone's all together, the loudest fans in sports, the greatest fans in sports," said 17-year-old supporter Payton Bouma. The Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl LX on Sunday (February 8), denying the Patriots an NFL-record seventh championship. The win marked Seattle's second Super Bowl championship in franchise history and their first since 2014. (Production: Alan Devall, Jane Ross)
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