A garbage touchdown for the Patriots to make it 29-13 as the two-point conversion failed with 2:20 left to play.

The onside kick is recovered by the Seahawks and that ends any hope.

A holding penalty brings back a Walker 48-yard touchdown.

Final from San Fran. A totally dominating performance from the Seahawk defense!

Congrats to Kenneth Walker III on winning the MVP award.

2 hours ago, theguru said:

The game is a little Meh to me and I know that was one of the commercials. 

 

3 minutes ago, Jumper_Dad said:

 

I love Thursday night football on Prime!

4 minutes ago, theguru said:

I love Thursday night football on Prime!

Speaking of that it’s never too early for the 2026 NFL season. 

The Super-Bowl champion Seahawks will open the 2026 season at home on a Thursday night. Here are their potential opponents:

* Patriots
* Rams
* 49ers
* Cardinals
* Chiefs
* Chargers
* Cowboys
* Giants
* Bears

Also, it started about 10 minutes ago but ESPN is doing a 24-hour hand off from Super Bowl LX to Super Bowl LXI that will be on for the first time ESPN/ABC next year.

That was a dominant performance by Seattle defensively. New England didn’t have a snap offensively at or past Seattle’s 43- yard line until their first touchdown was scored. Even with that, the game was closer than the score showed, New England played very well defensively too. Both teams have bright futures ahead.

Game was pretty boring. I had it on but I was surfing my phone most of the time. 

10 hours ago, theguru said:

The view looking up at Charlie Puth with the flyover was awesome. 

10 hours ago, 16thBBall Fan said:

Speaking of that it’s never too early for the 2026 NFL season. 

The Super-Bowl champion Seahawks will open the 2026 season at home on a Thursday night. Here are their potential opponents:

* Patriots
* Rams
* 49ers
* Cardinals
* Chiefs
* Chargers
* Cowboys
* Giants
* Bears

The Rams and 49ers are playing a game in Australia and my guess is opening weekend, so I'd drop them. The NFL rarely does a Super Bowl rematch so I'd drop the Patriots. I doubt the Cardinals or Chargers are appealing enough for the opener. The Chiefs are very appealing but will Mahomes be available? That might be a risk the league doesn't want to take.

My guess it's one of the Cowboys, Bears, or Giants. Cowboys, because they always draw eyeballs. Bears because of their success this year and large fanbase. And as a wildcard the Giants, who have a huge following and John Harbaugh as their new coach.

Edited February 9Feb 9 by gchs_uk9

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