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Seahawks beat Patriots again in NFL opener
- On Wednesday, the Seattle Seahawks rallied from a 10-0 deficit to defeat the New England Patriots 13-10 in the NFL season opener at Lumen Field, extending their winning streak to 11 consecutive victories.
- Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold exited early after being sacked by Dre'Mont Jones with a hip injury, forcing backup Drew Lock into the game; Lock threw 187 yards and a touchdown to Jackson Smith-Njigba.
- New England quarterback Drake Maye threw three interceptions, including a final-second pick by Seahawks cornerback Josh Jobe in the end zone that sealed the victory and inflicted further pain after last season's Super Bowl loss.
- Lock connected with Smith-Njigba for a game-tying 45-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter, then kicker Jason Myers added a 30-yard field goal to give Seattle the lead in the final minutes.
- The defeat compounded New England's troubles, as wide receiver Brown suffered an ankle injury during the Super Bowl rematch, marking a difficult start to the 2026 season for the Patriots.
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Quarterback Sam Darnold left early with an injury as the Seahawks beat the Patriots 13-10 in the NFL season opener.
·Copenhagen, Denmark
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The defending champion Seattle Seahawks has started into the NFL season with a spectacular comeback victory. In the new edition of the Super Bowl LX, the reigning champion turned a 0:10 back to a 13:10 against the New England Patriots.
·Vienna, Austria
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The Seattle Seahawks open up their title defense with a competitive success against the Super Bowl rival. Both teams have to cope with failures that are patching guest quarterback.
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