Seahawks pick off Patriots’ Maye three times to stage comeback in Super Bowl rematch
Summary
The Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 13-10 in a Super Bowl rematch on Wednesday. Backup quarterback Drew Lock led the Seahawks to victory after starter Sam Darnold was hurt early, and the Seahawks intercepted Patriots quarterback Drake Maye three times in the fourth quarter.Key Facts
- The game was a regular season rematch of a previous Super Bowl between the Seahawks and Patriots.
- Seahawks’ starter Sam Darnold injured his hip on the first drive and could not continue playing.
- Drew Lock, the Seahawks’ backup quarterback, led two late scoring drives to help the team win.
- The Seahawks intercepted Patriots quarterback Drake Maye three times in the fourth quarter.
- The Seahawks scored 13 points, including a key 26-yard field goal by Jason Myers.
- The Patriots scored 10 points, including a two-yard touchdown by rookie Eli Raridon.
- The game featured a dramatic final interception by Josh Jobe in the end zone to secure the Seahawks’ win.
- The game started with a Super Bowl banner-raising ceremony for the Seahawks.
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