Patriots WR Kyle Williams tackles Super Bowl 60 streaker who interrupted game originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
There is something about a sporting event that tends to entice people to leave the stands and enter the field of play.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementWhether it is main-character energy, a protest, or a lost bet, it is not uncommon for fans in attendance to hop the fence and sprint across the playing surface, which tends to send the crowd into a frenzy while earning them usually a night in jail and a lifetime ban from the stadium.
Super Bowl 60 featured the New England Patriots playing against the Seattle Seahawks to crown a 2025 NFL champion. While the game itself was already a big deal, a Bad Bunny halftime show ensured that many eyes would be on the game. In the fourth quarter, a streaker made their way onto the field, and play was halted as cameras made sure not to pick up the action.
Here is more on the streaker who ran across the field during the Super Bowl 60 broadcast.
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Even though streakers tend to excite crowds, TV broadcasts do a good job of utilizing the delay and making sure that the person does not get the publicity that they may be searching for.
The Super Bowl 60 streaker was no different. The broadcast was focused on the sidelines as replays showed Stefon Diggs getting shoved out of bounds after a play and a little skirmish breaking out.
Meanwhile, broadcaster Mike Tirico pointed out that a streaker had taken to the field and that they were waiting for that situation to be handled.
A view from the stadium showed a shirtless man in pants sprinting down the field with security chasing him. He was eventually tripped up by Patriots wide receiver Kyle Williams and the game resumed.
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