Seahawks’ Defensive Dominance Leads to 13-10 Win Over Patriots in Super Bowl Rematch

Seahawks intercept Drake Maye three times to secure a 13-10 victory over the Patriots in a thrilling Super Bowl rematch.

Editorial Desk

September 10, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Seattle, United States — The Seattle Seahawks showcased their defensive prowess, intercepting New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye three times in the fourth quarter to secure a 13-10 victory in a high-stakes Super Bowl rematch on Wednesday night.

The game started with challenges for the Seahawks, as quarterback Sam Darnold left the field injured early in the first quarter. Drew Lock stepped in and led two crucial scoring drives in the final minutes, while the defense held strong, forcing key turnovers that shifted the momentum in Seattle’s favor.

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Seattle’s defense, led by cornerbacks Josh Jobe and Nehemiah Pritchett, made critical plays, including a last-minute interception in the end zone by Jobe that sealed the win. The victory marked another successful chapter in the Seahawks’ storied history and provided a thrilling start to the 2026 season.

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