NFL Films’ look at Seattle Seahawks’ Super Bowl win lands on Roku

Just over a month after Seattle Seahawks fans celebrated the second Super Bowl win in franchise history, they can now relive it in a new way.

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NFL Films will release a 75-minute documentary titled “Super Bowl Champions: The 2025 Seattle Seahawks” Wednesday on The Roku Channel, a free streaming service that is available as an app or at this link.

The film is narrated by actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan, a Seattle native who is known for his roles on “The Walking Dead” and “Watchmen” as well as for his status as a die-hard member of the 12s.

Per a press release, the film “looks back at the Seahawks’ 2025 season through game broadcast footage, including extended highlights of Seattle’s victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX.” It also includes “the largest compilation of player and coach wired sound from throughout the season ever for an NFL Films championship documentary.”

You can expect to hear plenty of memorable calls in the film by Steve Raible and Dave Wyman from broadcasts throughout the season on Seattle Sports and KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM, the flagship stations of the Seahawks Radio Network.

Here is a teaser of the documentary:

 

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