PATRIOTS 28 SEAHAWKS 24 For a few moments it was going to be the Super Bowl in which we would forever talk about the bobble-catch made by Seahawks receiver, Jermaine Kearse. On first and ten with a 1:10 to go in the game, with Seattle trailing by four points, Russell Wilson went for it all heaving a pass down the sideline to a double-covered Kearse, who made a play for ages. Initially it looked like the ball fell incomplete, but Kearse was able to keep his focus on the football as he was falling down onto his back, and made the catch with two Patriots standing over him. Yes, the bobble catch was going to join the likes of the Helmet Catch as one of the greatest, and most improbable catches in football history. The Patriots were once again going to lose a Super Bowl because of a tremendous catch in the late stages. And one could feel the karma of Deflategate coming back to bite the Patriots with this Seattle rally. That was until the Seahawks decided to throw it all away. ...
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