Seahawks' Julian Love sets record straight on how much they knew was coming from Patriots offense in Super Bowl LX

Julian Love played a crucial role in the Seattle Seahawks' 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX, highlighted by his pivotal interception of Patriots quarterback Drake Maye in the fourth quarter. Love's interception occurred with just under nine minutes left, thwarting any potential comeback by the Patriots and leading to a Seahawks field goal that extended their lead to 22-7. Love attributed his successful play to thorough preparation, identifying tendencies in Maye's game that allowed him to anticipate the throw. NFL Films captured Love predicting his interception on the sidelines, noting Maye's characteristic "hitch" that telegraphed his throws. Love's performance was part of a dominant defensive effort by Seattle, which included six sacks and three takeaways, effectively stifling the Patriots' offense.