Super Bowl LX: Seahawks Take Early Lead Over Patriots

The Seattle Seahawks are currently leading the New England Patriots 3-0 in the first quarter of Super Bowl LX, with 6:51 remaining. New England, after winning the coin toss, elected to kick off and will receive the ball after halftime. Conditions at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara are clear, with temperatures around 66 degrees Fahrenheit at kickoff.

Game Summary

First Quarter Action

Seattle opened Super Bowl LX with a 9-play drive, culminating in a 33-yard field goal by Myers after 3:02 of possession, giving them an early 3-0 lead. Key plays included a 10-yard run by Walker, a 15-yard pass to Barner, and a 17-yard pass to Cupp, moving the Seahawks to the Patriots' 17-yard line.

The Patriots' defense successfully held Seattle to a field goal, stopping them after an incomplete pass to Shaheed on 3rd and 7.

New England's first possession commenced at their own 28-yard line. A pair of runs, including a strong effort by Stevenson, led to a crucial first down. Quarterback Maye faced significant early pressure, including a 10-yard sack by Hall, but managed to execute an 11-yard run later in the drive.

Ultimately, Seattle's defense held strong, forcing the Patriots to punt, with the Seahawks receiving the ball at their own 10-yard line.

In the most recent sequence of plays, New England secured another first down. Patriots' quarterback Darnold narrowly avoided an interception on a batted ball, maintaining possession for his team.