New England Patriots wide receiver Kyle Williams provided the only real highlight for his team during a stagnant Super Bowl LX performance on Sunday. While the Patriots' offense struggled against a suffocating Seattle defense, Williams showed off his closing speed by chasing down a shirtless man who ran onto the field. The incident occurred in the fourth quarter at Levi's Stadium during a brief pause in play.
The spectator managed to evade several security guards as he sprinted toward the end zone. Williams, who was in the huddle with the Patriots' offense, saw the man blowing past security and decided to take matters into his own hands. He sprinted down the turf and was the first person to get a hand on the intruder, nearly "laying him out" before security finally caught up.
Williams has been a bright spot for the Patriots throughout his rookie season. He finished the 2025 regular season with 10 catches for 209 yards and three touchdowns, including a 72-yard score against Tampa Bay. He also emerged as a dangerous weapon on special teams, returning 11 kicks for 290 yards.
The tackle seemed to breathe a brief moment of life into the New England sideline. Just two plays after the delay, quarterback Drake Maye connected with Mack Hollins for a long touchdown pass to avoid a shutout. However, the momentum was short-lived as Maye was intercepted shortly after, ending any hope of a massive comeback.
Seattle ultimately secured a dominant 29-13 victory to claim the championship title. Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III was named MVP after totaling 161 yards from scrimmage. While the Patriots head back to Foxborough empty-handed, Williams' hustle proved he is a player who gives 100 percent regardless of the score.