The Seattle Seahawks started the second half of Super Bowl XLIX in near-perfect fashion.
After the Seahawks kicked a field goal on their first possession, linebacker Bobby Wagner ended the New England Patriots’ initial third-quarter drive Sunday night by intercepting a Tom Brady pass. Wagner stepped in front of Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski to make the Seahawks’ second interception of Brady in the game.
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It took the Seahawks six plays to score their third touchdown of the game on the ensuing drive. Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson completed a 3-yard pass to wide receiver Doug Baldwin to give his team a 24-14 lead.
Baldwin appeared to beat Patriots cornerback Darrelle Revis on the play. However, a closer look shows an official blocked Revis enough to free Baldwin.
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