New England Patriots offensive lineman Will Campbell refused to speak to the media following the team’s Super Bowl LX loss to the Seattle Seahawks, while having a putrid performance.

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, who received a pain-relieving injection in his throwing shoulder before the game, was sacked six times and had three turnovers in the 29-13 loss. Campbell gave up two of the sacks on Maye. He allowed 14 pressures during the game, according to Next Gen Stats. It was the most allowed by an NFL player in a game this season.

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He declined to answer questions after the game and left the locker room without speaking to reporters, according to the Boston Globe.

The 22-year-old Louisiana native was a highly touted prospect coming out of LSU. The Patriots must have thought so as well since they selected him with the No. 4 overall pick of the 2025 draft.

However, he came under tremendous scrutiny for his play in the 13 games he appeared in.

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Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel declined to put the blame on just one person.

"We can sit here and try to put in on one guy. You'll be disappointed because that will never happen," Vrabel said. "It starts with us as a coaching staff. ... That's never going to change."

Ultimately, the Patriots couldn’t get enough offense going. New England was down 12-0 at halftime and didn’t score until late in the game when Maye connected with Mack Hollins for a touchdown.

"We couldn't gain any rhythm, any field position," Vrabel said. "Defensively, we were really good against the run and we weren't. We were just playing catch-up."

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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The Seattle Seahawks’ win over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX marked a new chapter in the so-called "Drake curse" narrative.

Drake has leaned into the chatter and long-running jokes about his betting habits by openly sharing his sports wagers on social media. The narrative centers on the idea that teams he backs are somehow destined to lose.

On Saturday, Drake, who has a business partnership with Stake — an online sportsbook — took to social media to say he picked the Patriots to win the Super Bowl in Santa Clara, California.

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"Bet against me if you dare," he captioned an Instagram post showing a screenshot of a $1 million wager on New England to win. Had the Patriots pulled off the upset, Drake stood to collect an estimated $2.95 million payout.

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But the odds were ultimately not in the "Thank Me Later" rapper's favor. The Seahawks defense dominated the Patriots to secure a 29-13 victory, giving Seattle its second Vince Lombardi Trophy in franchise history.

A website, thedrakecurse.com, tracks the "One Dance" singer's wager activity. According to the site, Drake has placed 12 wagers related to the Super Bowl since 2022, compiling a 4-8 win-loss record.

To Drake's credit, he was successful in his prediction that the Kansas City Chiefs would knock off the San Francisco 49ers two years ago in the Super Bowl.

Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III rushed for 35 yards Sunday and was named Super Bowl LX MVP. 

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye threw two touchdowns but was also intercepted twice. Next year's big game shifts from Northern California to Southern California as it returns to SoFi Stadium — the shared home of the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers.

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