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Seattle Seahawks, (2nd title) wins 2025-26 NFL playoffs

Seattle Seahawks, (2nd title) won 2025-26 NFL playoffs on 8 February 2026.

Where:
Levi's Stadium

The result

  1. Seattle Seahawks, (2nd title)
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    Winner
  2. New England Patriots
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    Runner-up

Result: 2025-26 NFL playoffs, Wikipedia

How it unfolded

Readers a day, all 2 people115K on the busiest day

This is readers, added together. It is not what the people below are ordered by.

Ordered by how far each rose above their own usual readership, not by fame.

Languages, not countries.

The rise showed up in the Wikipedia editions in German, English and Spanish.

2 of these rose at the same time, without our being able to tie them to this.

29 December 2025 - 25 January 2026

  • George Kittle 53% of these readers
  • Jordan Love
  1. Result
  2. Once it settled

    George Kittle: 3.7K readers a day, 1.4× more than usual

  3. Busiest day

    115K readers across 2 people

  4. From Wikipedia

    The National Football League playoffs for the 2025 season began on January 10, 2026, and concluded with Super Bowl LX on February 8 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California where the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots for the franchise's second title.

    2025-26 NFL playoffs on Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0

2 people also read more around this time

Ordered by how far each rose above their own usual readership, not by fame.

Languages, not countries.

The rise showed up in the Wikipedia editions in German, English and Spanish.

2 of these rose at the same time, without our being able to tie them to this.

  1. George KittleAthletes
  2. Jordan LoveAthletes

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  12. Justin Herbert21× more than usual on 12 Jan
  13. Drake Maye21× more than usual on 12 Jan
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  21. Sean McVay8.6× more than usual on 10 Jan
  22. Jalen Hurts8.4× more than usual on 11 Jan
  23. Matthew Stafford8.2× more than usual on 11 Jan
  24. Tony Romo7.8× more than usual on 11 Jan