The Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 13-10 in a Super Bowl rematch after intercepting Patriots quarterback Drake Maye three times in the fourth quarter. Backup quarterback Drew Lock leads two late scoring drives to turn back New England’s attempt to close the game.
Seattle’s start is disrupted when starting quarterback Sam Darnold exits on the opening drive with a hip injury, leaving Lock to run the offense. Multiple outlets report that Seattle’s offense is largely stalled through the first three quarters, producing only a field goal by halftime. New England, meanwhile, manages to keep Seattle out of the end zone for much of the game. The late Seattle rally centers on Lock’s offense and the defense’s late interceptions of Maye.
While the accounts differ mainly in emphasis—some focus on the late comeback, others on the impact of Darnold’s injury and the quarter-by-quarter scoring—they converge on the same outcome: a 13-10 Seahawks win, powered by three Maye interceptions in the final period.
