Seahawks Celebrate Super Bowl Victory with Epic Party

From Gatorade showers to Ludacris and T-Pain performances, the Seahawks let loose after their big win

Published on Feb. 14, 2026

The Seattle Seahawks celebrated their Super Bowl victory with a wild party that included a Gatorade shower, cigars, beers, and performances by Ludacris and T-Pain. Former Griz linebacker Patrick O'Connell described the chaotic but joyous aftermath, from navigating the locker room to dancing to hit songs at the afterparty.

Why it matters

The Seahawks' Super Bowl win and the ensuing celebration captured the excitement and revelry that often follows a championship victory in professional sports. The story provides a glimpse into how players let loose and enjoy the fruits of their labor after achieving the ultimate goal.

The details

After the Seahawks' victory, former Griz linebacker Patrick O'Connell and Seahawks fullback Brady dumped Gatorade on head coach Mike Macdonald. O'Connell then went around the locker room hugging and congratulating his teammates. The party continued at the afterparty, where the team was treated to performances by rappers Ludacris and T-Pain. The celebration lasted into the early hours of Monday morning before the team reconvened for the victory parade in downtown Seattle.

  • The Seahawks won the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 13, 2026.
  • The locker room celebration and Gatorade shower happened immediately after the game.
  • The afterparty with Ludacris and T-Pain performances took place later that night.
  • The team had a breather on Tuesday before ramping up the celebration again for the victory parade in downtown Seattle.

The players

Patrick O'Connell

A former Griz linebacker who was part of the Seahawks' Super Bowl celebration.

Brady

The Seahawks' fullback who joined O'Connell in dumping Gatorade on head coach Mike Macdonald.

Mike Macdonald

The Seahawks' head coach who received the Gatorade shower from O'Connell and Brady.

Ludacris

The rapper who performed at the Seahawks' afterparty celebration.

T-Pain

The rapper who also performed at the Seahawks' afterparty celebration.

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What they’re saying

“I think Brady (Russell) [Seahawks fullback] was standing over by it and we're just both like, well, it didn't look like anyone else was going to do it. I had to dump a little bit out because it was so full, and it was hard to find him. He was kind of lost in the wash a little bit once the game wrapped up.”

— Patrick O'Connell, Former Griz linebacker (eagle933.com)

“After we dumped the Gatorade on Mike (Macdonald) and everything, it was just go straight to every teammate that I could to congratulate them and hug them up and just say congrats.”

— Patrick O'Connell, Former Griz linebacker (eagle933.com)

“The afterparty, after the locker room, we had Ludacris and T-Pain performing.”

— Patrick O'Connell, Former Griz linebacker (eagle933.com)

What’s next

The Seahawks players and coaches will likely take some time to rest and recover before ramping up the celebration again with the victory parade in downtown Seattle.

The takeaway

The Seahawks' Super Bowl celebration captured the unbridled joy and revelry that often follows a championship victory in professional sports. From the Gatorade shower to the star-studded afterparty, the players let loose and reveled in their hard-earned triumph, providing a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes excitement of winning the biggest game in football.