Backup quarterback Drew Lock showcased his skills by leading two crucial scoring drives, helping the Seattle Seahawks pull off a stunning comeback against the New England Patriots, winning 13-10 on Wednesday night in a highly-anticipated Super Bowl rematch.

The game started with a ceremony celebrating the raising of the Super Bowl banner, but quickly turned worrisome for the Seahawks as starter Sam Darnold suffered a hip injury on the opening drive. This left Lock to step in, but the offense struggled, managing only a field goal through three quarters.

In a dramatic fourth quarter, Drake Maye, last season’s MVP runner-up, threw three interceptions, flipping the momentum in Seattle's favor. Key moments included:

• Lock connecting with Jaxon Smith-Njigba on a 45-yard touchdown pass on fourth-and-1, tying the game after an interception by Nehemiah Pritchett.
• Julian Love intercepting Maye shortly after, setting up a 26-yard field goal by Jason Myers, giving the Seahawks a 13-10 lead.

Despite trailing 10-0, the Seahawks capitalized on the Patriots' mistakes, including a roughing the punter penalty that aided New England's second score—a two-yard touchdown pass from Maye to rookie Eli Raridon.

Ultimately, Josh Jobe sealed the victory with a toe-tapping interception in the end zone, ensuring the Seahawks could celebrate their comeback in front of a jubilant home crowd. This encounter marked the third Super Bowl rematch in Week 1, echoing the last occurrence in 2016.