The Seattle Seahawks defeat the New England Patriots 13-10 in the NFL season opener, handing the Patriots an early setback. The game is decided by a key interception by Josh Jobe, who records an end-zone pick after Drake Maye’s late-game errors.
Multiple outlets report that Maye throws three interceptions during the fourth quarter. Fox describes the interceptions as a turning point that enables Seattle’s opening-night win, while CBS likewise emphasizes the timing and number of picks in the late stage of the game. Both accounts agree on the final score and that the Seahawks’ defense plays a decisive role.
The coverage differs mainly in phrasing and focus. Fox highlights the impact of Maye’s late decision-making on the result, whereas CBS frames the story around Maye’s three interceptions in the fourth quarter. Despite these differences, the core facts—Maye’s three interceptions, Jobe’s decisive end-zone interception, and the 13-10 Seahawks win—are consistent across both sources.
