After grabbing a 3-0 lead on their first drive, the Seahawks slowly but surely pulled away. The defense was completely dominant, especially up front, as Drake Maye struggled to find anything downfield -- and that was on the rare occasion he had time to even look downfield.

The Seahawks began their third drive at their own 13 after Rashid Shaheed returned Bryce Baringer's punt 7 yards. They began their second drive on their own 10 after opening the game with a touchback to the 35.

Super Bowl 60 is here, and it’s a rematch: The New England Patriots versus the Seattle Seahawks. The Patriots could break an NFL record with their seventh Super Bowl victory when they face the Seahawks at Levi’s Stadium.

Seattle is favored by 4.5 points (O/U 45.5) per the latest Super Bowl odds from DraftKings Sportsbook, with that NFL spread tied for the largest in the Super Bowl over the last 15 years. Underdogs have covered 52.

The Patriots' offense opened the second quarter with the football, and just like the first quarter, didn't do much with it. New England's latest drive was a three-and out, and the Patriots now have three punts on three possessions.

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New England’s offense went silent against the best defense in football in Super Bowl LX, punting eight straight times and failing to score until the fourth quarter in a 29-13 loss in Santa Clara, Calif.