Seattle Seahawks host New England Patriots in 2026 NFL season opener
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Last updated Sep 9, 2026

The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots meet Wednesday night in a Super Bowl LX rematch to open the 2026 NFL season. This marks the first season-opening Super Bowl rematch in over a decade. New England enters the game with significant changes to its offensive line and receiving corps, including the addition of A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs to support quarterback Drake Maye. The Patriots defensive backfield features cornerback Christian Gonzalez and safety Kevin Byard as they prepare to face the Seattle offense. Harold Landry remains unavailable for New England due to injury, leading to an increased role for Elijah Ponder on the edge.
- •The Seattle Seahawks host the New England Patriots in the 2026 season opener.
- •A.J. Brown joins the Patriots roster following his tenure with the Philadelphia Eagles.
- •New England signed Alijah Vera-Tucker to reinforce the offensive line.
- •Christian Gonzalez and Kevin Byard lead a secondary tasked with defending the Seattle passing attack.
- •Elijah Ponder will see increased playing time on the edge due to Harold Landry's absence.
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