The New England Patriots’ dream of a Super Bowl LX victory turned into a nightmare on Sunday, and no one had a tougher night at Levi’s Stadium than rookie left tackle Will Campbell. While the entire offensive line struggled to contain a relentless Seattle Seahawks pass rush, Campbell’s individual performance set a grim new standard for the 2025 NFL season.
According to Next Gen Stats, the Seahawks credited Will Campbell with allowing 14 quarterback pressures during the 29-13 loss. That figure represents the most pressure allowed by any offensive lineman in a single game throughout the entire season, including the playoffs. On 53 dropbacks, Campbell was essentially a turnstile, allowing Seattle’s defenders to live in the backfield and disrupt the rhythm of the New England offense from the opening kickoff.
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