GLENDALE, Ariz. — Super Bowl XLIX started with the Patriots picking up one first down before having to punt. After the Seattle punt, the Pats were able to took over at their own 28. Tony McDaniel was able hit a Brady pass at the line of scrimmage on first down before Brady found Julian Edelman for a 7-yard gain. Tom Brady was able to penetrate the pocket but threw an incompletion to force the Patriots’ second punt of the game.
Patriots were able to get the lead 7-0 on a Tom Brady touchdown pass to Brandon LaFell, Seattle took over at their own 20-yard line. Chandler Jones sacked Russell Wilson for a 3-yard loss on first down before Marshawn Lynch picked up 5 yards to force third-and-8. Wilson then looked deep along the right sideline for Logan Ryan, who broke up the pass to force the second Seattle three-and-out on two possessions.
The New England Patriots maintained a 7-0 lead with 7:07 to play in the half.
Marshawn Lynch rushed to the right for 3 yard gain (Steven Hauschka made PAT) tied the game at NE 7 - SEA 7
Tom Brady passed to Shane Vereen down the middle for 16 yard gain 1st & 10, SEA 27
Tom Brady passed to Rob Gronkowski to the right for 22 yard touchdown. Stephen Gostkowski made PAT - NE 14 - SEA 7
Russell Wilson passed to Chris Matthews to the left for 11 yard gain (Steven Hauschka made PAT) - NE 14 - SEA 14
HALFTIME SCORE: Patriots 14, Seahawks 14
3rd Quarter 11:09 SeattleSEA FG Steven Hauschka kicked a 27-yard field goal NE 14 - SEA 17 4:54 Seattle SEA TDRussell Wilson passed to Doug Baldwin to the right for 3 yard gain (Steven Hauschka made PAT) NE 14 - SEA 24
Tom Brady passed to Brandon LaFell to the right for 4 yard gain 3rd & 14, NE 28
4th Quarter
TD Tom Brady passed to Danny Amendola down the middle for 4 yard gain (Stephen Gostkowski made PAT) - NE 21 - SEA 24
Tom Brady passed to Julian Edelman to the left for 3 yard touchdown NE 28 - SEA 24
Tom Brady Comp 37, Yards 328 with 74.0 pct and 4 touchdowns! Impressive!
New England Patriots Wins!
Brady named Super Bowl MVP for the 3rd time in his career for his 4th championship.
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