"SANTA CLARA Add a Super Bowl victory to the Seattle Seahawks' treasure chest of accomplishments at Levi's Stadium, home of the rival 49ers. The Seahawks held the New England Patriots scoreless into the fourth quarter and ultimately prevailed 29-13 before a crowd of 70,823 in the stadium's second Super Bowl since it opened in 2014. This win came with greater stakes than any of Seattle's other eight wins at Levi's Stadium, including a win in the Jan. 3 regular-season finale"
"The Seahawks' defense that suffocated the 49ers in that Week 18 showdown, as well as in a 41-6 divisional-playoff rout Jan. 17 in Seattle, was on full display Sunday night. The bulk of the Seahawks' points came from Jason Myers' Super Bowl-record five field goals. But the final touchdown, appropriately, came from Seattle's defense: Uchenna Nwosu returned a Drake Maye interception 45 yards for a touchdown with 4:17 remaining, once blitzing cornerback Riq Woolen hit Maye's arm as the Patriots' quarterback retreated from the midfield"
Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29-13 at Levi's Stadium before 70,823 fans, holding New England scoreless until the fourth quarter. Seattle's defense dominated, echoing previous wins against the 49ers and a 41-6 divisional-playoff rout. Jason Myers provided the bulk of the scoring with a Super Bowl-record five field goals. The final touchdown came on defense when Uchenna Nwosu returned a Drake Maye interception 45 yards with 4:17 remaining. Sam Darnold threw a fourth-quarter touchdown to A.J. Barner. Drake Maye later connected on a 35-yard touchdown to Mack Hollins, ending the shutout bid.
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