The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots are set for a Super Bowl LX rematch at Levi's Stadium, a decade after Malcolm Butler's iconic interception. Seattle enters as the NFC's top seed after a 14-3 season, powered by the league's top scoring defense led by coach Mike Macdonald. Sam Darnold, now a Pro Bowler, has guided a balanced offense.

For New England, first-year coach Mike Vrabel has engineered a stunning turnaround from a 4-13 team to the AFC's second seed. Quarterback Drake Maye leads the NFL in Total QBR and completion percentage, but ball security remains a concern after multiple fumbles in the playoffs. The Patriots' offense and defense both rank in the league's top five.

Key matchups will center on Maye versus Seattle's stifling run defense, which hasn't allowed a 100-yard rusher in 27 straight games. Both teams share a critical vulnerability: turnovers. Seattle's 28 giveaways ranked second-most in the NFL, while Maye's fumbling issues could be decisive. The winner will be the first to protect the football and capitalize on a single mistake.