Super Bowl LX will feature a celebrity crossover that goes beyond the halftime show.
Two major stars from music and film are set to play a visible role on the field, each representing one of the teams moments before kickoff.
Chris Pratt set to introduce the Seattle Seahawks at Super Bowl LX
The unique assignment was revealed in reporting by TMZ, confirming that Marvel star Chris Pratt will handle player introductions for the Seattle Seahawks.
As outlined in the report, “Pratt, on the other hand, has been a 12th Man forever … as he grew up in the Seattle suburbs, and has attended past Super Bowls as a fan.”
The role fits naturally with Pratt’s background. Long before becoming a Hollywood star, he developed a deep connection to the Seahawks through his upbringing in the Pacific Northwest.
Rather than a neutral celebrity appearance, Pratt’s involvement reflects genuine allegiance. His presence is expected to energise the Seahawks sideline and reinforce the team’s connection with its fanbase on the biggest stage.
Why Jon Bon Jovi will represent the Patriots
On the opposite sideline, Jon Bon Jovi will introduce the New England Patriots, bringing a different but equally long-standing connection to the franchise.
According to the same report, “JBJ is a longtime fan of the Pats, it actually goes all the way back to when Bill Belichick and Bill Parcells were coaching the Giants … and he followed them to Foxborough, where he continues to be a familiar face to this day.”
Bon Jovi’s involvement underscores how Super Bowl introductions often lean on authentic ties rather than surface-level celebrity appeal.
With Pratt backing Seattle and Bon Jovi representing New England, Super Bowl LX will open with a clear contrast of identities rooted in personal history.
The introductions are designed to heighten emotion before kickoff, and this year’s choices ensure both teams are represented by figures who genuinely align with their journeys.
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