The Seahawks held the Patriots scoreless through the first how many quarters of Super Bowl LX?

In Super Bowl LX, the Seattle Seahawks' formidable defense truly shone, keeping the New England Patriots off the scoreboard for an impressive three full quarters. The Seahawks themselves managed to put points on the board during this dominant stretch, primarily through field goals, establishing a 12-0 lead by the end of the third quarter. This defensive stand set the tone for the championship game, frustrating the Patriots' offense and building significant momentum for Seattle.

Played on February 8, 2026, at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, Super Bowl LX was a highly anticipated rematch between the Seahawks and Patriots, echoing their classic Super Bowl XLIX encounter. For the Seahawks, this game represented a chance for redemption after their previous Super Bowl loss to New England. The defensive effort in the early stages of Super Bowl LX was a testament to Seattle's game plan and execution, which ultimately led to their 29-13 victory and their second Lombardi Trophy.

New England's offense, led by quarterback Drake Maye, struggled significantly against Seattle's relentless pressure and tight coverage, failing to find any offensive rhythm for the majority of the game. The Patriots finally broke their scoring drought in the fourth quarter, but by then, the Seahawks had already built an insurmountable lead, largely thanks to their suffocating defense in those initial three periods. This prolonged scoreless streak by one team in a Super Bowl is a rare feat, highlighting the exceptional performance of the Seattle Seahawks' defense on the NFL's biggest stage.