Seattle Seahawks limit New England Patriots to 62 rushing yards in win
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Last updated Sep 13, 2026

The Seattle Seahawks held the New England Patriots to 62 rushing yards during their Week 1 matchup. Seattle limited the Patriots to a 2.58 yards per carry average by maintaining discipline at the point of attack and closing running lanes with their front seven. The defensive effort allowed no New England receiver to surpass 51 yards and restricted the opponent to a single touchdown catch. This performance reflects the defensive approach intended for the Seattle front this season. By controlling the line of scrimmage, the Seahawks limited the Patriots' ability to build momentum throughout the game. The win serves as the opening result for Seattle's defense under current schemes.
- •The New England Patriots recorded 24 carries for 62 total rushing yards.
- •Seattle Seahawks defenders averaged 2.58 yards allowed per carry.
- •No New England Patriots receiver exceeded 51 receiving yards during the game.
- •The Seattle Seahawks defense allowed only one receiving touchdown.
- 5:19 PMYahoo Sports — Seahawks were great against the run vs. Patriots
"The Seahawks limited the Patriots to 2.58 yards per carry in their Week 1 matchup that resulted in a tone-setting win for Seattle.
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