New England Patriots vs. Seattle Seahawks: Seattle Rallies to Beat New England 13–10

New England Leads at Halftime

The first quarter ended scoreless. In the second quarter, D. Maye threw a two-yard touchdown pass to E. Raridon. New England made the extra point to take a 7–0 lead, which held through halftime. That touchdown and kick accounted for all the scoring in the first half.

A Field Goal for Each Team

New England added to its lead in the third quarter with a 50-yard field goal, making it 10–0. Seattle scored its first points of the game later in the quarter on a 30-yard field goal. New England still led 10–3 when the third quarter ended, leaving Seattle seven points behind entering the fourth.

Seattle Ties the Game

Early in the fourth quarter, D. Maye threw an interception with New England ahead 10–3. Later in the quarter, D. Lock threw a 45-yard touchdown pass to J. Smith-Njigba. The touchdown brought Seattle within one point at 10–9; Seattle’s successful extra point then tied the game at 10–10. It was the first time the teams had been level since the scoreless first quarter.

Seattle Takes the Lead and Wins

With the game tied, D. Maye threw another fourth-quarter interception. Seattle subsequently made a 26-yard field goal to take its first lead, 13–10, with 5:53 remaining. The field goal capped Seattle’s comeback from a 10–0 deficit; its touchdown, extra point and two field goals supplied all 13 of its points.

D. Maye threw a third interception in the fourth quarter with 26 seconds left. There was no further scoring, and Seattle beat New England 13–10 in regulation. New England’s seven first-half points and third-quarter field goal accounted for its final total; Seattle scored all of its points after halftime.