The Seahawks defeated the Patriots, 29-13, in Super Bowl 60.

Now let’s never speak of it again.

Unless you are a fan of Seattle — and celebrating the team’s first championship in a dozen years, having gotten a small measure of revenge for the franchise’s stunning last-minute loss to New England in Super Bowl 49 — there isn’t much worth revisiting in the most unlikely matchup in Super Bowl history, which doubled as one of the worst title games of all time.

For just the second time in Super Bowl history, the fourth quarter began without either side having scored a touchdown, with Seahawks kicker Jason Myers producing the first 12 points.