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NFL to Kick Off 2026 Season with a Super Bowl Rematch
The Seahawks will raise their championship banner before hosting New England in a Week 1 rematch of their 29-13 Super Bowl win.
- On Wednesday, Sept. 9, the Seattle Seahawks will host the New England Patriots to open the 2026 NFL season in a Super Bowl 60 rematch featuring coaches Mike Macdonald and Mike Vrabel.
- The league scheduled this opener for a Wednesday to accommodate the NFL's first Australia game between the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers on Sept. 10.
- Seattle begins its title defense following a 29-13 victory against New England in February; the Patriots attempt to chart a fresh course after their Super Bowl unraveling.
- Patriots coach Vrabel enters the season after seeking counseling following off-field controversies, while New England released Stefon Diggs and signed Romeo Doubs to support quarterback Maye.
- Defending champions hold an 8-3 record in these inaugural matchups, as this game marks the 11th time Super Bowl opponents have met the following season—last occurring in 2016 when Denver hosted Carolina.
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