Seahawks Kicker, Punter Shine in Scoreless Super Bowl

Jason Myers sets Super Bowl record with 5 field goals in defensive battle.

Published on Feb. 9, 2026

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In a Super Bowl marked by a lack of early touchdowns, the Seattle Seahawks relied on the consistent leg of kicker Jason Myers and the strong punting of Michael Dickson to build a lead and ultimately win the game.

Why it matters

The Seahawks' victory highlighted the importance of special teams in a low-scoring affair, where field position and reliable kicking can make the difference. It also showcased the team's ability to adapt its game plan and find alternative paths to success when the offense struggled to reach the end zone.

The details

Myers connected on a Super Bowl-record 5 field goals, scoring the first 12 points of the game for Seattle. Dickson also played a key role, pinning the opposing team deep in their own territory multiple times with his booming punts.

  • The Seahawks took a 12-0 lead in the first half thanks to Myers' field goals.

The players

Jason Myers

The Seahawks' kicker who set a Super Bowl record by making 5 field goals in the game.

Michael Dickson

The Seahawks' punter who played a crucial role in the field position battle.

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What they’re saying

“Our defense was playing lights out, so we knew we just had to keep putting points on the board however we could. Jason and Michael really stepped up when we needed them most.”

— Pete Carroll, Seahawks Head Coach (Seattle Times)

What’s next

The Seahawks will look to build on this victory and make another Super Bowl run next season.

The takeaway

In a game defined by defensive dominance, the Seahawks' special teams unit proved to be the difference-maker, showcasing the importance of having reliable kicking and punting in the NFL's biggest game.