Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara kicked off with the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks gunning for the title. The Seahawks were the favorites to win, but the underdog Patriots were expected to put up a challenge.
However, the game didn’t exactly go as planned for New England. The Seahawks’ defense kept the game in control and stifled the Patriots’ offense, particularly Drake Maye.
Here is how the action unfolded in each quarter.
Super Bowl LX Scoring Breakdown By Quarter
Super Bowl LX: First Quarter
Seattle Seahawks: Jason Myers 33 Yd Field Goal (Seattle: 3, Patriots: 0)
Super Bowl LX: Second Quarter
Seattle Seahawks: Jason Myers 39 Yd Field Goal (Seattle: 6, Patriots: 0)
Seattle Seahawks: Jason Myers 41 Yd Field Goal (Seattle: 9, Patriots: 0)
Super Bowl LX: Third Quarter
Seattle Seahawks: Jason Myers 41 Yd Field Goal (Seattle: 12, Patriots: 0)
Super Bowl LX: Fourth Quarter
Seattle Seahawks: AJ Barner 16 Yd pass from Sam Darnold for a touchdown (Jason Myers Kick) (Seattle: 19, Patriots: 0)
New England Patriots: Mack Hollins 35 Yd pass from Drake Maye for a touchdown (Andy Borregales Kick) (Seattle: 19, Patriots: 7)
Seattle Seahawks: Jason Myers 26 Yd Field Goal (Seattle: 22, Patriots: 7)
Seattle Seahawks: Uchenna Nwosu 45 Yd Interception Return for a touchdown (Jason Myers Kick) (Seattle: 29, Patriots: 7)
New England Patriots: Rhamondre Stevenson 7 Yd pass from Drake Maye for a touchdown (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed) (Seattle: 29, Patriots: 13)
Super Bowl LX: Final Score
Seattle Seahawks: 29
New England Patriots: 13
The Seahawks dominated the Patriots for three quarters. When the Patriots’ offense finally found some rhythm in the fourth, it was too late.
The Seahawks won their second Super Bowl title, while the Patriots extended their record for most Super Bowl appearances.
Drake Maye set a new NFL playoff record for sacks taken with 21, passing Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow’s mark of 19 in the 2022 playoffs.
Seattle set a record of not committing a single turnover throughout the playoffs.
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