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Seahawks vs Patriots Super Bowl LX Full Game Simulation | Madden 26

The countdown to Santa Clara is on! The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots are officially in the thick of Super Bowl LX preparations at Levi's Stadium. This Madden 26 simulation features the official Super Bowl roster update released today, January 29, 2026, reflecting the latest performance boosts for stars like Jaxon Smith-Njigba (now 95 OVR) and Sam Darnold (85 OVR). Injury drama took center stage today as both teams released their updated reports. For the Seattle Seahawks, star left tackle Charles Cross (foot) was a non-participant in Thursday's practice, raising questions about Sam Darnold’s blindside protection. However, there was a sigh of relief as linebacker Ernest Jones IV (chest) was upgraded to limited participation. On the New England Patriots sideline, Drake Maye remains limited with that lingering right shoulder soreness, though head coach Mike Vrabel told reporters today he has "no concern" about his MVP finalist's status for February 8th. The Patriots are still waiting on the return of defensive anchors Harold Landry III and Robert Spillane, both of whom missed practice today. The rest of the league isn't sitting still during the bye week. The coaching carousel spun again today with the Philadelphia Eagles hiring former Packers QB coach Sean Mannion as their new offensive coordinator, and the Miami Dolphins bringing in Nathaniel Hackett to work with their quarterbacks. Meanwhile, the debate continues to rage over the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s decision to leave Bill Belichick out of the 2026 class. Watch this full 4K simulation to see the game-winning highlights, the Bad Bunny halftime energy, and our final score prediction for this historic Super Bowl XLIX rematch! Featured Players: Drake Maye, Sam Darnold, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Stefon Diggs, Kenneth Walker III, and Christian Gonzalez. #fullgamesimulation #nfl #madden26 #collegefootball