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Lock Leads Seahawks Past Patriots in Super Bowl Rematch
10 Sep
Summary
- Backup QB Drew Lock led two crucial late scoring drives.
- The Seahawks defense intercepted Drake Maye three times late.
- Sam Darnold suffered a hip injury on the opening drive.
The Seattle Seahawks secured a dramatic 13-10 victory over the New England Patriots in a Super Bowl rematch on Wednesday night. Backup quarterback Drew Lock stepped in after starter Sam Darnold sustained a hip injury on the opening drive. The Seahawks offense struggled initially, managing only a field goal through three quarters.
However, the game shifted significantly in the fourth quarter due to crucial defensive plays. Three interceptions of Patriots quarterback Drake Maye by the Seahawks defense proved decisive. One interception, a toe-tapping grab in the end zone by Josh Jobe, sealed the win as time expired. This defensive effort ensured a happy conclusion to the banner-raising ceremony for the home crowd.
