Super Bowl 2014 Seattle Overwhelms Denver, 43-8

Seattle Seahawks are on the top at the biggest week of the year triumphing on the championship day, against Denver and taking home the Lombardi Trophy on the eve of NFL Super Bowl XLVIII, championship game on Sunday at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey. After the 2013 NFL Season the American Football Conference (AFC) champion Denver Broncos and National Football Conference (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks came up at the top places from each side to clash for the National Football League (NFL) champion for the 2013 season, but it was the Seahawks day to lift the Lombardi Trophy, beating down Broncos to 43-8.

It was delight in game performance and one of the greatest in an NFL title game, sparked by a defense that ranks among the best ever. It was the first Super Bowl Title and they lifted the crown in outstanding way with intense fashion, punishing Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos, 43-8. With an unbeatable defense wall, the NFL's tightest not giving the five-time Most Valuable Player any chance for get going and in return they captivated the highest-scoring offense in league history. They knew what to do right from the start and kept Broncos tight at their end, with best defense to take down the best offense and it was all about just Seahawks game smacking the Broncos in the mouth and Denver standing around just taking the hits and bleeding all over the field, without any idea what to do or how to break the barrier of Seahawks. Malcolm Smith, Linebacker was the hero of the bagging the game's MVP, the first defender in 11 years to win the award, breaking down the so called Denver's standing as an unstoppable force at the 2014 Super Bowl Championship Game.

During the game day the pregame entertainers and half time entertainers also set amazing records with top brands like Paramount Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Universal Studios and Walt Disney Studios who released their movie trailers. Bruno Mars performed at the half time and Red Hot Chili Peppers joined him and Mars performed Locked Out of Heaven, Treasure, Give It Away and Just the Way You Are along with the with Red Hot Chili Peppers. Before the game started the shows were performed by Rutgers Scarlet Knights Marching Band and Syracuse University Marching Band. Queen Latifah, joined by the New Jersey Youth Chorus and sang America the Beautiful and followed by Renée Fleming who sang The National Anthem, it also the first time that a opera singer ever to do so at a Super Bowl.