Stefon Diggs arrives for his first Super Bowl as Patriots face Seahawks in Super Bowl LX

The NFL’s latest Super Bowl arrival clip put the spotlight on wide receiver Stefon Diggs, who was shown walking into Levi’s Stadium ahead of Super Bowl LX — a personal milestone as he prepares for the first Super Bowl appearance of his career.

The post also reinforced the viewing details: Super Bowl LX starts at 6:30pm ET on NBC, with streaming available on NFL Plus and Peacock. In the short video, Diggs moves calmly past Super Bowl signage and media areas, a brief moment that sparked instant fan chatter online.

Watch: Stefon Diggs arrives at Levi’s Stadium for Super Bowl LX

Diggs is a key Patriots addition following a reported 2025 three-year, $69 million signing, bringing proven production and big-game experience into an offense built to challenge for a title. A four-time Pro Bowler with more than 7,000 career receiving yards, he has long been one of the league’s most consistent playmakers — and now finally reaches the sport’s biggest stage.

The matchup adds extra drama because New England’s opponent is Seattle, setting up a Super Bowl rematch that evokes memories of Super Bowl XLIX, when the Patriots beat the Seahawks 28–24 in one of the most discussed finishes in NFL history. This time, Diggs is part of the headline story, with fans already circling how he’ll be covered by Seattle’s defense and what it means for New England’s passing plan.

There’s also plenty of curiosity around the Patriots’ quarterback direction — including how Drake Maye factors into the Super Bowl game plan and how Diggs is used in high-leverage situations. Whether he is stretching the field, drawing extra attention to open lanes underneath, or delivering on third downs, his role could shape the rhythm of New England’s offense.

Even in a clip lasting only a few seconds, Diggs’ arrival landed as a symbolic “we’re here” moment — a reminder that his career path through the Vikings, Bills and Texans ultimately led to this night in Patriots colors. For official broadcast and streaming information, fans can check the NFL’s Super Bowl hub .