Super Bowl live updates: Seattle Seahawks stars say Super Bowl LX win is still sinking in

Seattle Seahawks kicker Jason Myers says his team's dominant Super Bowl LX win is still sinking in.

Myers made history on Sunday night, kicking in five field goals, the most in any Super Bowl game, to help the Seahawks secure their victory over the New England Patriots.

"I don't think it has really sunk in yet. We're just enjoying this moment right now. I mean, just an unbelievable season, unbelievable team," Myers, 34, said on "Good Morning America" Monday, hours after the Seahawks clinched their second Vince Lombardi Trophy in franchise history.

The Seahawks defeated the Patriots 29-13 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, and Myers said the big win wasn't all just due to each player's individual efforts but due to the team's close camaraderie.

"I've been in the league for 11 years, and from April on, this team has been the tightest team I've ever been with," said Myers. "We have vets with rookies, and just the whole organization in general has just been such a tight-knit group. And I think that's really carried us from preseason all the way through this Super Bowl run for sure."

Seahawks safety Julian Love also joined "GMA" live on Monday and said winning the Super Bowl has been a longtime dream come true.

"I dreamed of this moment since I was a kid," the 27-year-old said. "You're in the backyard tossing the ball up, thinking that you're making a big play in the Super Bowl, and so, it was just awesome."

Now that the Seahawks are Super Bowl champions again, Love said he's looking forward to celebrating close to home.

"I have baby No. 2 on the way here in a few weeks, and so, I'm gonna go home, get the go-bag ready ... get the crib out of storage and celebrate with the family," Love said.

Now that Super Bowl LX is in the books, plans for next year's big game are well underway in Los Angeles.

SoFi Stadium is officially on the clock. The largest NFL stadium, and home to the L.A. Rams and L.A. Chargers, hosted the Super Bowl in 2022. Now, it's gearing up to welcome the biggest game in American football back to Southern California on Feb. 14 2027.

"This is what we live for. We are in a building that is designed to entertain, to host, to be such an incredible place for this type of event. We're excited to see what happens," said Otto Benedict, Sr. VP - SoFi Facility and Campus Operations.

People who came out to the Kaiser Center in Oakland on Sunday for the Super Bowl say it was a big win for the city of Oakland.

People who came out to the Kaiser Center in Oakland on Sunday for the Super Bowl say it was a big win for the city of Oakland.

Football fans in Oakland were elated by the special NFL official watch party.

Hundreds checked out the pregame festivities before packing into the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts in Oakland. Among the guests was even Mayor Barbara Lee.

The Bay Area Host Committee sponsored the event at the newly reopened historic landmark.

"It was phenomenal. I'm grateful to see Oakland getting a piece of the pie and getting recognized because people have been underestimating it for so long," said Randy Thompson of Oakland.

The battle for the Lombardi Trophy was just part of the draw. Halftime headliner and superstar Bad Bunny also made history, giving a Spanish-language performance.

"With everything going on the political climate, somebody like Bad Bunny represents Latinos. It makes me feel so proud," said Melinda Vasquez of Oakland.

"I love how he incorporated Puerto Rico. He put it on the field. It was very interesting to see. Very creative. I love how it was like a party. And everyone came together. Black and brown," said Michelle Hendrix, an Oakland resident.

"And with Oakland, as a majority Latino community, especially East Oakland-- having Bad Bunny perform meant so much," said Tiffany Lascado of Oakland.

Super Bowl 60 is a wrap at Levi's Stadium, and the famed 12th man Seattle Seahawks fans made their presence felt all game.

Super Bowl 60 is a wrap at Levi's Stadium, and the famed 12th man Seattle Seahawks fans made their presence felt all game, especially during the celebration.

Some of the best reactions from fans walking out were:

"This is amazing. We've waited for this for a long time."

"Craziest experience right, yeah. Go Seahawks."

"Oh, amazing. Amazing. All the way from Washington state. We're here baby."

"It feels amazing. This is crazy. That's why I bought my ticket, and I came out because this is a once in a lifetime chance."

"It's awesome baby. The 12s are alive baby."

With green and blue confetti falling, fans from all over the world celebrated the big win.

On the other side of the coin, New England Patriots fans were less than enthused after a disappointing end to what was otherwise a great week in the Bay Area for many.

It was one of the worst-case scenarios for 49ers fans seeing the familiar colors of the Seahawks dawned on their home field.

But the 12s were at least appreciative of their time sharing their NFC West counterparts' stadium.

There was not a complaint from anyone that we spoke with, and everyone had nothing but good things to say about the Bay Area for Super Bowl week.