The scene of Super Bowl LX it’s already ready. The New England Patriots and the Seahawks de Seattle They will meet in the NFL’s summit duel on Sunday, February 8 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
The game that has caught the interest of Puerto Rico because it will have as a special attraction the Apple Music Halftime Showheaded by the Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny.
And well, don’t be surprised this next week if news suddenly emerges that a Puerto Rican player, a native of Dorado and developed in the Pee Wee League of Puerto Rico, is called up to play with the Seahawks.
We are talking about Federico Maranges, 24 years old, 302 pounds, who has been with the Seahawks all season as part of the practice squad, which makes him eligible to be called up for the Super Bowl if Seattle management deems it necessary.
Super Bowl LX 🏈
Proud to have Federico Maranges ’19 and Josh Jobe ’18 with the @Seahawksalongside Armani Perez ’09, Assistant Director of Pro Personnel, facing Alonzo Highsmith, Sr. ’83 of the @Patriots on football’s biggest stage. #CPride #Forward pic.twitter.com/UlB6R0KEa3— Columbus High School (@ColumbusHS_Mia) January 27, 2026
If called for the match, Maranges would join five other Latin players who are confirmed for the match. They are the Venezuelan Andy Borregales and the Colombian Christian González and the Panamanian Jaylinn Hawkinsall three with the Patriots. For Seattle, they stand out Julian Loveof Mexican and Cuban roots, and the tight end Elijah Arroyoson of a Mexican father.
Borregales, 23, was born in Caracas and works as a kicker, while González is the son of the former Colombian basketball player Hector Gonzalez.
