Social media has lit up in the aftermath of Super Bowl LX for reasons that stretch far beyond football. Fans have been watching how high-profile celebrities respond to the biggest game on the American sports calendar.
Mike Vrabel, the New England Patriots head coach, refused to single out any player following his team’s 29-13 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX on Sunday night at Levi’s Stadium.
While the mixture of green and blue confetti began to cover the field at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif, New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye attempted to contain his emotions in the aftermath of his team’s crushing 29-13 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl.
Some franchises' best efforts have not led to victory parades or even Super Bowl berths. Because of untimely injuries, unfortunate circumstances, or myriad other reasons, many teams' plans throughout NFL history have not produced the desired result.
Cardi B's high-profile presence at Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara, Calif., has continued to generate headlines beyond the game itself, with reports emerging about friction between the rapper and members of the New England Patriots' wives and girlfriends circle.
Super Bowl LX between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks sparked immediate reaction from across the NFL world. The game raised significant questions about how Drake Maye’s season will be remembered.
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 60 halftime show ended up highlighting a brutal on-field reality for the New England Patriots that fans could not ignore. What was meant to be a light-hearted viral stat quickly turned into an uncomfortable summary of why the Patriots fell well short on the biggest stage.
Bill Simmons, founder of The Ringer and one of Boston’s most prominent sports voices, delivered a harsh assessment of Drake Maye following the New England Patriots quarterback’s nightmare performance in Super Bowl LX.
The New England Patriots' offseason is officially underway after losing Super Bowl LX to the Seattle Seahawks and Mike Vrabel and Co. have a couple of key decisions to make regarding the list of impeding free agents.
Take your pick of ugly moments from the New England Patriots' 29-13 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX. Is it the strip sack? Was it the momentum-ending interception that Drake Maye threw into double coverage?
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The New England Patriots went from a an afterthought to one of the most storied franchises in NFL history in the early 2000s. Legendary owner Robert Kraft bought the team in 1994, and while they didn’t begin winning Super Bowls immediately, the turnaround was swift and efficient.
The New England Patriots’ dream of a Super Bowl LX victory turned into a nightmare on Sunday, and no one had a tougher night at Levi’s Stadium than rookie left tackle Will Campbell.
Ultimately, the Seattle Seahawks' suffocating defense was just too much for Maye in a 29-13 Seattle win on Sunday in Super Bowl LX. Then again, that doesn't mean the former No. 3 pick is just going to deal with his fate and be satisfied with an MVP-caliber season.
New England Patriots wide receiver Kyle Williams showed Sunday that he can play both sides of the field when a streaker crashed the Super Bowl 60 party.
New England officially has linebackers Harold Landry (knee) and Robert Spillane (ankle) available for Super Bowl LX after neither were on the Patriots' inactives list before kickoff Sunday in Santa Clara, Calif.
If you thought the biggest drama at Super Bowl LX was going to be the kickoff, Mack Hollins clearly had other plans. The New England Patriots veteran receiver has never been one for a quiet entrance.