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The Washington Times stories: Football

11 February 2026

• Seattle Public Schools not excusing students to attend Seahawks' championship parade
  The Seattle Public Schools system said student absences to attend the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl parade on Wednesday will be unexcused.
• Seattle Seahawks celebrate victory in Super Bowl 60 with parade on Wednesday
  The Seattle Seahawks will celebrate their 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 60 with a parade on Wednesday.
• Drake Maye will try to become the rare QB to get back to Super Bowl and win after losing debut
  Drake Maye has a long career ahead of him to try to bounce back from flopping in his Super Bowl debut.
• Super Bowl averages 124.9 million viewers in U.S., short of record
  Sunday night's Super Bowl and Bad Bunny fell short of setting records for most watched U.S. broadcast and halftime show.
• The record stands as Super Bowl averages 124.9M U.S. viewers and halftime show draws 128.2 million
  Sunday night's Super Bowl and Bad Bunny fell short of setting records for most watched U.S. broadcast and halftime show.
• Commanders sign punter Way to one-year extension
  The longest-tenured Commander is sticking around. The franchise signed punter Tress Way, who first joined the organization in 2014, to a one-year contract extension on Tuesday.
• Commanders' new coordinators bring fresh eyes, varied backgrounds to Washington
  The Washington Commanders needed fresh blood after a disastrous 2025 campaign that featured a laundry list of injuries and a disappointing 4-13 record. The infusion began Tuesday as the team introduced new offensive coordinator David Blough and defensive coordinator Daronte Jones.
• Turning Point's Super Bowl halftime show defies naysayers by putting up 'huge numbers'
  Turning Point USA's All-American Halftime Show blew past expectations, drawing at least 10 million live views on streaming platforms as fans tuned in Sunday to watch the alternative to the NFL's Super Bowl extravaganza.
• NFL names show up on both sides of police blotter over Super Bowl weekend as victims and as accused
  A surprising number of current and former NFL players showed up in police reports over Super Bowl weekend -- some as crime victims and others as accused perpetrators.
• 'God bless America': Why Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show resonated far beyond the U.S.
  When Bad Bunny said "God bless America" during the Super Bowl halftime show and then began naming countries across the continent, the line landed as both wordplay and statement. In Spanish, America often means the entire hemisphere, not a single nation, and the distinction mattered to millions watching from afar.