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Goodbye from The Bay: Seahawks win SBLX, THANK YOU for your support this season

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Kenneth Walker won MVP, becoming the first running back to do it since Terrell Davis 28 years ago.

1. Pro Football Ireland wraps its season from the Moscone West Center after Super Bowl 60 and the Seattle Seahawks’ 29-13 win over the Patriots. 2. Mick and Jason host the episode, and both are present at Radio Row while the banner comes down and the press conferences finish. 3. The episode asks what Seattle’s win, the Patriots’ loss, and the end of the NFL week mean for the hosts and their listeners. 4. The hosts say the Seahawks’ defense dominated the game, with Drake May sacked six times and the record standing at seven. 5. Devon Witherspoon, Derek Hall, and other Seattle defenders are named as central reasons for the pressure and the turnovers avoided by Seattle. 6. The Patriots’ offense is described as failing to adjust, with Drake May holding the ball too long and Josh McDaniels not getting enough quick throws called. 7. The discussion also points to the Patriots’ running game being shut down and their receivers not separating against the Seahawks secondary. 8. Will Campbell is singled out on the left side of the line, and the hosts say the offensive unit shared the blame. 9. The Patriots defense is given credit for staying in the game as long as it did, especially through Christian Gonzalez and Milton Williams. 10. The hosts argue that New England’s 50 or 60 million in cap space and young core still leave room for improvement, even if the night felt like a missed chance. 11. Kenneth Walker’s MVP press conference becomes a major moment, and the hosts note that he and Sam Darnold are heading to Disney World. 12. Walker is described as a bell-cow back with rare strength, speed, vision, and patience, including a run that the hosts compare to Le’Veon Bell. 13. The hosts say Seattle’s offensive line, including several young players and rookies, improved as the season went on. 14. Sam Darnold’s journey is framed through four different teams and the 2018 draft class that also included Baker Mayfield, Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, and Josh Rosen. 15. The hosts stress that Darnold did not need to carry the offense because Seattle could lean on the run game and on avoiding mistakes. 16. Adam Dirt’s role as defensive coordinator is highlighted, and the hosts call him the first British coach to win a Super Bowl. 17. The tone is celebratory but tired, with Radio Row, banner takedown, and postgame press conferences shaping the setting. 18. The format is a two-host wrap-up with live reactions, personal thank-yous, and several digressions into travel, media work, and season logistics. 19. Seahawks fans and NFL followers who like detailed game breakdowns will get the most from this episode. 20. Casual listeners looking for a short, tightly edited recap may skip this long wrap-up.

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A warm, ragged season closer that turns Super Bowl fallout into real football talk.

This season ends from Moscone West with Radio Row coming down around the hosts as they take in Seattle's Super Bowl 60 win and Sam Darnold's uneven night.

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