Super Bowl Wrap-Up The Seattle Seahawks saved the football-watching world from another offseason of insufferable New England Patriots fans celebrating a seventh Super Bowl victory with a 29-13 victory in Super Bowl LX. As the HOTPO predicted, the running games were a decisive factor in the game. With only one true rushing option, the Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker III ran for 135 yards, almost double the Patriots team output. Even with two solid running backs, Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson, New England were unable to gain traction on the ground. Also, as the HOTPO predicted, no one was going to be surprised if one of the quarterbacks had a bad performance and Patriot QB Drake Maye had a tough day. While his final stats after some garbage time boosting weren’t awful, he had two interceptions and fumble that resulted in a Seattle defensive touchdown. The USA Today said Maye “struggled immensely against Seattle's stalwart defense, looking uncomfortable in the pocket a...
