New England Patriots vs. Seattle Seahawks Game - Highlights - Week 1 NFL 2026.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Lumen Field, the home of your two-time Super Bowl champion, Seattle Seahawks. Darian Price replacing Kenneth Walker, the Super Bowl MVP, is in KC now. And that's Price's first carry. And just like the Super Bowl, the Seahawks begin with a run for a first down. 13 on the opening play. Darnold play action in the middle in traffic. It is complete for the reigning Offensive Player of the Year. 36. Patriot bring an extra rusher. Darnold pumps it. Nowhere to go. Draymond Rose gets to him and brings him down. Hardcore man-to-man coverage on the outside. Carlton Davis almost jumped and got a pick six on that first throw. And now here they come. Big-time pressure. They are not going to sit back. Yes, they have some great receivers. When Sam first came off the field, he was waving the training staff off. You could see him digging his right hand into his right hip, trying to keep it loose. By the time the trainer talked him into going into the blue tent for evaluation, Sam started to limp. Jared Wilson moved to center. He played left guard last year. The veteran Vera Tucker solidifying that spot. Play pass. May steps up. So good with his feet last year. Slides it to 21. He gets the Pat's first first down of 2026. Nothing yet to A.J. Brown. Former Eagle. Bottom of the screen. Great slant runner. Third and five. May. Off the spot. Chased. Got away. Couldn't keep his balance to stay in bounds. Pushed out of bounds as he was going on the white. The flag comes in. After the play, personal foul. Unnecessary roughness. And now to the television viewing audience. Personal foul. Unnecessary roughness. Difference from what it looked like in the Super Bowl. DeLay. Stevenson. Delosu hit it in the backfield. Knocks him down for a loss of about three yards. Shannon Delosu came up. This is where they got him so many times in the Super Bowl. Here they come. May. Chased by Witherspoon. Has to throw it away. Third and four. Showing pressure. Strokes it. Got it. It's a Mario Douglas. Number 34. Now it's Len Larrison is the back. And he's going to get his first NFL regular season touch. It is. Thirty-two. Flea flicker. Up top. Gets there with a flag. Had Brown. He was open early. Josh Jobe closed. Makes the contact. Patriots will have it first and goal. Ball a little. Pass interference. Defense. Number 29. Ball will be placed at the top of the foul. Automatic first down. I'm sure it was hard for A.J. Brown to sacrifice this. But he knew he had an easy pass interference. All he had to do was jump right back into Jobe. And it's automatic. You don't even think about it at that point. That's a flag. You're down inside to five. And there you go. First and goal from the two. Gilliam the fullback in. Stephenson the tailback. NFL TV. Big to Price. Lock. Step it up. Look out from behind. He's brought down. A.S.N. is going to be marked just short of the first down. Fourth and inches here. They're still rotating over here to A.J. Brown at the top of the screen up here. So I don't expect it to go there. Stephenson to the left. Runs into his offensive lineman. Limits the gain. And Seattle takes the timeout. With 57 seconds left and a fourth down coming up. Because Darnold had such a good year. A great story after last year. Pats back out of the pressure. Lock is pressured though. Steps up. Barnard to the 22-yard line. The Seahawks are trying to get anything moving here down the field. Trying to get into the hands of the speedster Shaheed. Or Smith and Jigba. Or just run up and try to get out of Dodge. Run inside. Helani takes it to the 26-yard line. Down. Strong. Stephenson inside to the 48-yard line. Gain of six. Seattle brings five. Made throws. Incomplete for A.J. Brown. Covered by Nehemiah Pritchett. Great way to kick off our Sunday night season. Brown walked up slowly under his own power. They got the plant leg of Wisnowski going after him. It was fourth and four. So this will be a Patriot. Getting to Wisnowski. Personal foul. Roughing the kicker. Defense number 44. 15-yard penalty. Automatic first down. Good for the Patriots for cracking the code. A.J. Brown remains out. Three receivers. Stephenson. What a play by De Losu. The guy you just saw get the pick six in the Super Bowl off the deflection. He almost made a big play there. Seahawks break four. Stephenson outside. Romeo Dobbs helping the block. Got it to the 31-49-yard field goal. Right on the 40-50-yard field goal. He made all four from 50 last year. Continues that trend in 2026. Patriots going to bring pressure. Free rusher is Jones. Throws underneath. Shaheed's got it, but he's tackled by Spillane. Brings him down for Shia. The first down. May from his end zone. Throws it underneath. Stephenson stopped at the 10. Quick three and out for the Patriots. The Seahawks might get their best field position of the night. Best field position of the night for the Seahawks. They're at the Patriots 43. Can Drew Locke unlock this offense? Nothing open downfield. Last look is to price. 33. Malani stays into block. Locke, up top. He did. That was a great job of stacking Cooper Cup in behind to assure that he was going to get his release. And then when he gets down to field, this is a one-on-one magical guy. Oh, man. What a catch. Patriots show it. And bringing pressure on Locke. Backpedals. Puts it up top. Incomplete for Smith and Jigba. So, here is Myers. Super Bowl star, as we said, with those five field goals, setting a Super Bowl record. Here from 30. And again, the play clock's running down. And he knocks through the first points of the season. Game's first turnover. Isn't it interesting that in this ballgame of backups in for the Seattle Seahawks, it is two guys that are coming off of the bench to make plays. Rodney Thomas, the substitute at safety. And Nehemiah Pritchett, who just won that extra cornerback role. And there they are. But, Mike, maybe the bigger thing is that Drake May, he knows what Romeo Dobbs is as a player. You have to throw it up. He's a contested catch guy. He trusted it on that one. But at that time, May was not able to go get it. And Pritchett gets his first career interception, 46. Probably get J.S. in or one of these guys one-on-one. Do you want to take your shot here? Eventually, you know he's going to go off. There he is, J.S. in, plenty of space, and nothing but a safety to try and come down and get him, Craig Woodson. And when J.S. in, is in space. Try to take off and go. And he forgot the most important part of it. On spring and twisting, four. May fires in the middle. Could that be the coordinator change? I'm sure, but it's all sort of San Francisco, you know, based up. Lock play fake. Cup gets set. Lock looking that way. Throwing that way. Cooper Cup. This round is such a. For the 17 now. Lock. Cover. Wilson the running back behind Lock. Oh, boy. There was no play. Delay game. Offense, five-yard penalty. Remaining second down. Third and six for the Seahawks. J.S. in in the backfield. Going left. Throwing his way. Contact with Woodson. Out of the break. No flag. Incomplete. Seahawks will have a field goal attempt to take the lead. Myers, 26 for the lead. He scored 13 straight. Hard to sack. Let's get some. Five-yard line from Mac Collins. Big game there. About two and a half shy of the first down. Nice run. Andre Stevenson. Aides of Seahawks territory at the 48-yard line. So it backs it up to first to 15. And the Seahawks bring heat over the top. Larrison brought down. Open field tackle Josh Jones. Stevenson back in. 2.20 to go. Play clock running down. Best of luck. He's got it. Here comes the heat. Away from Love. Looking for anybody. Just gets out of bounds with 2.10 remaining. Didn't have any receivers coming his way. Hunter Henry. Inside. 47 will hit the pressure. Don't bring it. Fake to Gilliam. Nwusu chasing May. Drake's got the first down right around the 21-yard line. A pressure. Back of the 28-yard line. 17, May. Red zone has really been one of his strengths in his career. One, two. Ball game. Throwing for Hollins. Drake May's only game with multiple interceptions last year was the Super Bowl. Tonight, three interceptions. The third one a jump ball from Mack Hollins. He's going to give the Seattle Seahawks on the back of Drew Locke a chance to win on opening night. New England. The Seahawks get the win in the 20-26 kickoff game with their backup quarterback and rally from down 10-0 to do it.