Patriots Pregame Thread SUPER BOWL PREGAME THREAD - Patriots vs Seahawks 2026 SB - The Rematch

LightSkinSmurf said:

I haven't wanted a SB win this badly since the last time we played the seahawks.

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Zoomnbyu said:

Two weeks between games and we get the pre-game thread turning into the cesspool of the GDT by most of the same people. Good job.

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1960Pats said:

Luckily, I have six 3 Games to Glory videos, a few America's Game videos and another few SB Champion videos to get me through it all. And that brings up a question about the last SB game with Seattle.

WTF was Duron Harmon doing on the Kearse catch? He had a pretty easy chance to knock away the ball or put a hit on Kearse, but instead he jumped over him while he was trying to catch it. By doing so he not only allowed Kearse to catch the ball but took himself right out of the play. Thank God that Butler recovered quickly enough to knock Kearse OOB. Harmon was long gone.

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PatsFan2 said:

That's all I need to know: Will Campbell needs to hold up. IF Campbell do a decent job on a lesser guy: Maye have a shot to make some Big plays. Will Anderson Jr and D Hunter are not on Seattle. Also because Drake Maye haven't had game near 300yds the writers think our Offense is Dog $h!t. Someone should tell em we are not playing in freezing rain or a Blizzard this time around.

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1960Pats said:

Luckily, I have six 3 Games to Glory videos, a few America's Game videos and another few SB Champion videos to get me through it all. And that brings up a question about the last SB game with Seattle.

WTF was Duron Harmon doing on the Kearse catch? He had a pretty easy chance to knock away the ball or put a hit on Kearse, but instead he jumped over him while he was trying to catch it. By doing so he not only allowed Kearse to catch the ball but took himself right out of the play. Thank God that Butler recovered quickly enough to knock Kearse OOB. Harmon was long gone.

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upstater1 said:

While the players on Seattle aren't as good, they generate more pressure because of scheme. And they do it with 4 guys. Our OL coaches had a lot of work to do to prepare for this team

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upstater1 said:

While the players on Seattle aren't as good, they generate more pressure because of scheme. And they do it with 4 guys. Our OL coaches had a lot of work to do to prepare for this team

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KCSVEN said:

Pats might be the best coached O line in the league. Seattle is kind of unique the way they get pressure. They have good players across the line but no dominant single pass rusher. The line matchups are both sides are going to be fun to watch and will go a long way to deciding this game.

Sea only had 13 pressures vs Rams; Pats had 27 vs Denver.
Sea 31 vs 49ers, Pats had 33 vs Houston and 39 vs Chargers.

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PatsFan2 said:

Well it's obvious which QB figured out this Seattle Sea Hawk Defense: (((Drum roll))) MVP Matthew Stafford 457 and 374 in the AFCC-Game. Who's the closest QB to Matthew Stafford throwing wise (((Drum roll))) MVP Runner up Drake Maye. There will be opportunities you have to have that QB who can make that Throw. Drake Maye is That Guy! That said some Guys only get to this Game once if they ever get there *coughs* Stefon Diggs and Barefoot Mack Hollins.

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KCSVEN said:

Pats might be the best coached O line in the league. Seattle is kind of unique the way they get pressure. They have good players across the line but no dominant single pass rusher. The line matchups are both sides are going to be fun to watch and will go a long way to deciding this game.

Sea only had 13 pressures vs Rams; Pats had 27 vs Denver.
Sea 31 vs 49ers, Pats had 33 vs Houston and 39 vs Chargers.

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upstater1 said:

Well, they figured it out because they are in the same division and see them multiple times. It was their 3rd game against them. Let's see if we can duplicate what they learned through practice.

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patchick said:

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