After one of the best single-year turnarounds in NFL history, the New England Patriots got totally outmatched and outclassed by the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl 60. While there were definitely chances for the Patriots to make the game close or even take a lead at some points, the offense, defense, and special teams couldn’t play complementary football whatsoever. Sure, it was quarterback Drake Maye and the offense who took the brunt of the criticism, and rightfully so, but the defense produced no turnovers and only one sack while special teams consistently made the offense start drives from their own endzone.
