The Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots are two very different franchises, but both will play in the Super Bowl LX. However, the NFC team won’t change its style coming to the big game.
“We are very unserious as a unit; we’re constantly messing around, but when it’s time to dial it in, we do,” safety Julian Love said. According to the team’s website, Seahawks will travel to San Francisco with the “same loose and focused approach” they’ve had all season.
The Seahawks are a top-tier team and they are right about one thing. If that’s the ideology that brought you here, don’t change it now. Go all in. That’s what the Seahawks are doing right now.
The Seahawks way is very different than the Patriots way
Mike Macdonald and Mike Vrabel are similar in one way that helped them break a streak. However, their way of coaching couldn’t be more different. Macdonald is content with the “loose and focused” way of coaching. Vrabel follows the Patriot way to a tee.
Head coach Mike MacDonald.
Vrabel played under Bill Belichick. He coaches similarly to Belichick too. That means it’s go time all day. Laser focus and plenty of film study is what defines the Patriots now under Vrabel.
Patriots vs Seahawks is a very compelling Super Bowl
Not only is this a rematch from the 2014 NFL season Super Bowl, which is regarded as one of the best Super Bowls of all time, but these two teams are just great. Seattle represents a very complete roster, disciplined and absolutely vicious.
The Patriots represent a resurgent dynasty, filled with a glorious past and the hunger of going back to the glory days. Both are good rosters with big-time coaching, so this can be the best Super Bowl in quite some time.
