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Chris Pratt left ‘speechless’ as Seahawks beat Patriots 29-13 to win Super Bowl LX
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- Chris Pratt left ‘speechless’ as Seahawks beat Patriots 29-13 to win Super Bowl LX
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Super Bowl LX ended in celebration for the Seattle Seahawks after their 29-13 win over the New England Patriots .
The victory sparked emotional reactions from Seattle supporters across the country.
One of those fans was actor Chris Pratt, who was on hand in San Francisco to witness the moment live.
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Pratt's connection to the Seahawks runs deeper than celebrity support, and he shared his genuine reaction shortly after the game.
Chris Pratt reacts to Seahawks Super Bowl LX victory over Patriots
Pratt described the moment as something every fan dreams of experiencing.
Being on the field with the team after the game made the occasion even more meaningful for him.
"Oh, man, this is awesome," Pratt explained. "This is any fan's dream to be down here with their team, hanging out with these guys.
"It's been an awesome season, and to cap it off with a Super Bowl win… I don't know. I'm speechless."
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He also touched on why the Seahawks have always mattered to him.
"I'm from Lake Stevens, Washington, about 30 or 40 miles north of Seattle, so my whole life," Pratt added, pointing to his lifelong connection to the franchise.
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Chris Pratt praises Seahawks performance after Super Bowl LX win
Pratt was full of praise for how the Seahawks handled the game against the Patriots, highlighting the team's composure and balance across all phases.
"It's just great to be here and to see the team dominating so good as a full football team," Pratt said.
"Our defense stepped. Everybody stepped up. It was mistake-free football, and the Seattle Seahawks are world champions!"
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He also reflected on how comfortable the game felt from the stands and the sideline.
"This is so fun," Pratt noted. "There was never really a moment when it didn't feel like we were going to win tonight."
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