Sponsors (2)
The resolution celebrates and boosts local pride and modest reputational/economic gains for the team and community, while imposing only symbolic federal recognition that consumes some congressional time without producing policy benefits.
Seahawks fans and Seattle-area residents receive national recognition for the team's Super Bowl win, boosting local civic pride and community morale.
Seahawks players, coaches, staff and local small businesses gain reputational and limited economic benefits from ceremonial honors and championship-related goodwill (possible endorsements, tourism and event activity tied to celebrations).
Taxpayers and the public see congressional floor time used for a ceremonial resolution that has no policy effect, diverting time from legislative business.
Taxpayers and citizens get a symbolic federal endorsement of a private commercial sports franchise without direct public benefit.
Based on analysis of 2 sections of legislative text.
Introduced February 12, 2026 by Patty Murray · Last progress February 12, 2026
Adopts a nonbinding congressional resolution that recognizes and celebrates the Seattle Seahawks’ Super Bowl LX victory and lists the team’s season and game achievements, player honors, and organizational milestones. The resolution is purely ceremonial: it states facts and pays tribute to players, coaches, executives, and fans but does not create any legal duties, funding, or policy changes.