
Super Bowl 2015: Most Memorable Photos from Patriots vs. Seahawks
Somehow, someway, the New England Patriots bested the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XLIX, 28-24.
Julian Edelman scored what proved to be the game-winning touchdown a little over two minutes from the end of regulation. An interception on the goal line by Malcolm Butler preserved New England's triumph.
Calling it the best Super Bowl of all time would probably be hyperbole, but it will certainly be remembered for some time. Sunday's massive game created plenty of indelible images.
Idina Menzel Delivers a Stirring National Anthem
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Idina Menzel was tasked with singing the national anthem for this year's Super Bowl. She didn't disappoint, providing a fantastic rendition.
Touchdown Tom Is Anything But
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Entering Sunday night, Tom Brady had thrown just two interceptions in his five Super Bowl appearances. That number increased to three after Jeremy Lane picked off Brady at the goal line as the New England Patriots were poised to score late in the first quarter.
Jeremy Lane's Night Is over Quickly
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Jeremy Lane's impact on the Super Bowl was integral but brief. He injured himself on his interception return and missed the rest of the game.
Brandon LaFell Breaks the Deadlock
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The New England Patriots drew first blood in the Super Bowl, with Brandon LaFell catching an 11-yard touchdown pass with nine minutes and 47 seconds left until halftime.
Marshawn Lynch Enters 'Beast Mode'
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The Seattle Seahawks' response came with a little over two minutes left until the half. Marshawn Lynch pounded it up the middle from three yards out, tying the game at 7-7.
Gronk Gives Patriots a Late 14-7 1st-Half Lead
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Rob Gronkowski put the New England Patriots in front, 14-7, with a 22-yard touchdown reception.
Give Chris Matthews a Few Seconds and He'll Give You a Touchdown
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Before the New England Patriots could even enjoy their advantage, Chris Matthews tied the game with just two seconds remaining in the half. He caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from Russell Wilson.
Katy Perry Makes a Grand Entrance
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Katy Perry was the headliner for the Super Bowl halftime show. She certainly made an impressive entrance, riding a giant mechanical tiger to the stage.
The More You Know
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Perry's performance culminated with her riding a stylized firework. That is all.
Taking It to the Hauschka
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Steven Hauschka gave the Seattle Seahawks their first lead of the game with a 27-yard field goal in the third quarter.
Bobby Wagner Is Earning That Solitary MVP Vote
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The Seattle Seahawks intercepted Tom Brady a second time. Bobby Wagner picked off a pass in the third quarter, setting up another score for Seattle.
Don't Doubt Doug Baldwin
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Doug Baldwin gave the Seattle Seahawks a 10-point lead after a three-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter.
Doug Baldwin Contemplates the Meaning of Life
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Doug Baldwin had a rather unique celebration for his touchdown reception, to say the least.
The New England Patriots Aren't Dead Yet
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Danny Amendola hauled in a four-yard touchdown pass to get the New England Patriots to within a field goal in the fourth quarter.
New England Takes the Lead
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Capping off a 10-play, 64-yard drive, Julian Edelman scored the go-ahead touchdown with a shade over two minutes left in the game.
Jermaine Kearse Did What?!
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Somehow, Jermaine Kearse brought in a 33-yard reception late in the fourth quarter as the Seattle Seahawks were driving for the go-ahead score. He set up Seattle with a 1st-and-goal at the 5-yard line.
Malcolm Butler Saves the Day
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With 20 seconds left in the game, Malcolm Butler stepped in front of a pass intended for Ricardo Lockette and intercepted the ball. It all but sealed the win for the New England Patriots.
Tempers Boil Over
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The end of the Super Bowl devolved into a brawl, as emotions got the better of some players. It was a poor ending to an otherwise dramatic game.
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