Jets Fly Over Levi's Stadium Ahead of Super Bowl 60

Fans from all 32 NFL teams were well-represented at the big game in Santa Clara.

Published on Feb. 8, 2026

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Ahead of Super Bowl 60 between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, jets flew over the stadium as fans from across the league gathered for the big game. The atmosphere outside the stadium was electric, with fans dressed in their team's colors and gear, celebrities spotted, and plenty of security on hand for the highly anticipated matchup.

Why it matters

The Super Bowl is one of the biggest sporting events in the world, drawing massive crowds and intense interest. The flyover of jets is a traditional part of the pre-game festivities, signaling the start of the championship game and the excitement that comes with it.

The details

Fans from all 32 NFL teams were well-represented outside Levi's Stadium, with Seahawks and Patriots supporters particularly vocal in their support. The scene included celebrity sightings, such as WWE star Logan Paul, as well as fans dressed in their team's finest attire, including some colorful outfits from Mexico. Security was tight, as expected for such a high-profile event.

  • The jets flew over Levi's Stadium just before the Super Bowl 60 kickoff on Sunday, February 8, 2026.

The players

Earl Trent

A Seahawks fan who was excited to be at the Super Bowl after waiting over a year for the big game.

Jonathan Kalagher

A Patriots fan who has attended nine Super Bowls, including two losses to the Giants and one to the Eagles.

Noe Aranda

A Seahawks fan wearing a custom outfit made for him by a friend in Mexico.

Inoke Tonga

A Patriots fan who wanted to make sure his brother Khyiris enjoyed the Super Bowl experience.

Mark Rozario

A 49ers fan who was disappointed not to see his team's red colors at the Super Bowl, but is looking forward to next year.

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What they’re saying

“It feels great. I've been looking forward to this day for over a year. And now, I'm here -- the most epic day in America.”

— Earl Trent, Seahawks fan

“I've been to nine Super Bowls. I've been to the two Giants losses, I've been to the Philly loss against Nick Foles. We are not going to lose against Sam Darnold.”

— Jonathan Kalagher, Patriots fan

“This outfit is from our Mexico. One of my friends gave it to me. His name is Jose and they made it for me. And this one, they made it in Guadalajara, Mexico.”

— Noe Aranda, Seahawks fan

“We just wanted to have fun. We wanted to make sure my brother, Khyiris, enjoyed it and his main focus was to have fun and that we had fun as well. So, we just wanted to express that.”

— Inoke Tonga, Patriots fan

“It would have been nice to see that Niner red. I know my man Kittle, he's mad. I'm missing them. I love the Niners but next year -- next year, guaranteed.”

— Mark Rozario

The takeaway

The electric atmosphere and diverse fan representation at Levi's Stadium for Super Bowl 60 showcased the enduring popularity and excitement of the NFL's biggest game, which continues to bring together fans from across the league and country to celebrate the sport they love.