Offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell calls Super Bowl XLIX a "terrible memory.'' It's one most of the Seahawks, though, are downplaying this week as they prepare for their first game against New England since then.
The pass is the past, the way the Seattle Seahawks see it.
And anything that happens Sunday won’t erase what happened the last time they played New England, when Malcolm Butler’s interception of a Russell Wilson throw to Ricardo Lockette allowed the Patriots to pull out one of the most improbable wins in Super Bowl history, it not all of sports.
So the Seahawks this week are largely choosing to publicly ignore that day as they prepare for their first meeting with the Patriots since then.