Super Bowl live updates: Seattle Seahawks stars say Super Bowl LX win is still sinking in

Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald has mixed feelings as he prepares for the Super Bowl.

It won't be long after Sunday's game that teams start raiding Seattle's coaching staff. Offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak is likely to become the head coach in Las Vegas and could take a handful of assistants with him.

"Our coaches, as they get these opportunities to take it to the next level, you're happy for them," Macdonald said. "It's a little bittersweet because (Kubiak is) such a a great person and great coach.

"We have a lot of great coaches and those people are going to have opportunities as well."

Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan has a fan in Seahawks receiver Cooper Kupp.

Asked to pick one person to perform during the Super Bowl halftime show, Kupp thought about it for a minute before going with Kahan.

"I have a few people I really love listening to," Kupp said. "I'm a big Noah Kahan fan. Noah could get some people around him, too, that can make a pretty cool thing collaboratively come to life. So I'll go with that one."

Bad Bunny is the halftime act for Sunday's game.

The Patriots are the home team for the Super Bowl but will be wearing their road jerseys.

New England's team captains were allowed to choose which uniform combination to wear as the home team. Coach Mike Vrabel joked that they chose white jerseys because "they are more slimming."

The reality is the Pats are 9-0 on the road this season - undefeated in white tops.

"Let's roll with the whites," the team captains told Vrabel.

The Seahawks, meanwhile, will wear their home blue jerseys despite being designated the visiting team.

It took Stefon Diggs 11 seasons and four teams to make the Super Bowl. But he's not feeling any pressure because "it's the game we've been playing."

Diggs had 85 receptions for 1,013 yards and four touchdowns this season. He was a key playmaker for blossoming quarterback Drake Maye. And even though he's never played in the NFL's ultimate game, he won't be overwhelmed by the stage.

"I've been in the league a long time," Diggs said during the Super Bowl's Opening Night. "As far as the corners, I've seen some of the best corners in the game, Hall of Fame corners, Patrick Peterson, Richard Sherman, all those guys.

"I took a lot of lumps earlier in my career, so understanding what I've seen, I come with a little bit of experience, I guess, to kind of show out in the game."

Diggs previously played for Minnesota, Buffalo and Houston.