Seahawks extend lead to 22-7 after Drake Maye interception in fourth quarter
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The Seattle Seahawks are on the verge of winning their second Super Bowl title, leading the New England Patriots 22-7 with just over five minutes remaining in the game. Safety Julian Love's interception of Patriots quarterback Drake Maye set up a key scoring opportunity. Running back Kenneth Walker advanced the ball 24 yards on two carries, positioning the Seahawks for a successful field goal by Jason Myers, who has set a new Super Bowl record with five field goals. Despite a quick touchdown drive by the Patriots earlier in the fourth quarter, time is running out for a comeback. Walker's performance, totaling 131 yards on 25 carries, positions him as a strong candidate for the game's MVP honor.
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