Overview
- Seattle beat New England 29-13 in Super Bowl LX as Drake Maye was sacked six times and rookie left tackle Will Campbell allowed heavy pressure.
- Mike Vrabel set the offseason tone by saying the program starts over in 10 weeks and that the club will seek “better, younger, cheaper” players.
- Despite the title-game struggles, Vrabel said Campbell will remain the starting left tackle, with reports noting he played through an MCL sprain.
- ESPN’s Mike Reiss reported the Patriots could move on from veterans due to rising cap hits, naming Stefon Diggs, Christian Barmore and Mike Onwenu.
- Terrell Williams shifted into a senior advisory role as linebackers coach Zak Kuhr emerged as a defensive play-calling candidate, while a viral clip captured Barmore saying “It wasn’t us.”