Super Bowl 60: Kenneth Walker goes ‘Beast Mode’ to win MVP in Seahawks’ romp

SANTA CLARA — There was no end-zone celebration for Kenneth Walker III, no signature spike or choreographed moment. Instead, there were yards — hard, unglamorous, necessary yards — the kind Marshawn Lynch once racked up for the Seattle Seahawks.

In a Super Bowl defined by defensive highlights, crucial stops and a kicker rewriting the record book, Walker’s steady, punishing runs were the lone offensive threat Seattle could count on, earning him Super Bowl MVP honors in the Seahawks’ 29-13...