Our mentality is to keep improving ourselves, so we have to take things at our own pace,” the coach said. One day after the Seahawks' 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX, Macdonald spoke about his team's evolution throughout the 2025 NFL season, which they started with 60-to-1 odds of winning the championship. “We did it in such a way that the location became irrelevant,” he explained. Regarding the performance of his players, especially the defense, in the Super Bowl where they held the Patriots scoreless in the first three quarters, Macdonald pointed out that it was impressive. “It was very clear from the start that we have a group determined to play with our own style.” “It was really the boys' style of play; to play with that consistency throughout the game was truly impressive; I am very proud of them. We have to get used to living like this, you can't copy others.” “Now we have to celebrate this to the fullest and then we have to get to work on hiring an offensive coordinator, so it's a process we'll probably start tomorrow, but for now we'll enjoy it to the max,” he concluded. “We want to be at the forefront.” “We know that now we are everyone's number one target. It was an extraordinary game from our defense,” he pointed out. The coach also spoke about the work they will have to do in the offseason to replace the departure of Klint Kubiak, his offensive coordinator, who will become the new head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders.
