Percy Harvin returned in emphatic fashion. He rushed for nearly 50 yards, was a major threat in the screen game, and broke the game wide open with his kickoff return for a touchdown at the start of the third quarter. It was a game to remember for the dynamic receiver.
Kam Chancellor has been the enforcer in the Seahawks' secondary all season and that didn't change on Super Bowl Sunday. He laid out everyone in his wake, had a team high 10 tackles, and even had two passes defended. Chancellor was all over the field.
Russell Wilson got the nerves out of his system early. After that he was nearly flawless. Wilson made every play he needed to with his feet and legs and for a second-year quarterback it looked like just another day at the office. The future is bright for this young signal caller.
Cliff Avril was a menace off the edge for the Seahawks. While he didn't record a sack, he made life miserable for Peyton Manning all night long, and even batted down two of Manning's passes in the process. Avril was a stud in this one.
Malcolm Smith was a heat-seeking missile out there. He was also all over the field. He had an interception, a fumble recovery, and even took one to the house for good measure. Smith was the deserving MVP of Super Bowl XLVIII.
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