Patriots' Will Campbell ready to 'move on' after Super Bowl disaster: 'I know what I need to get better at'

Patriots left tackle Will Campbell addressed the media following his absence after Super Bowl LX, where New England lost 29-13 to the Seattle Seahawks. Campbell apologized for not speaking post-game, citing emotional distress after allowing 14 pressures, the most by any offensive lineman in a playoff game since 2018. His performance was impacted by a knee injury suffered in Week 12, which he revealed involved a torn ligament. Despite his struggles, Campbell remains a key figure for the Patriots, who improved from a 4-13 record to AFC champions.

Quarterback Drake Maye, who played with a shoulder injury, also faced criticism for his performance, throwing two interceptions and losing a fumble. Maye, an MVP runner-up, expressed confidence in Campbell's future and stated his shoulder issue would not require surgery. Both players emphasized using the Super Bowl experience as a learning opportunity to drive future success.