Welcome back, everybody to the PFF NFL show and Super Bowl Week, as we are here to preview

as in-depthly as we possibly can the matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots.

Trevor Second with, that's Dalton Wasserman.

This is going to be a fun show, Dalton.

I think that we're going to dive deeper into

these teams, the matchups, the schemes, the certain strengths and weaknesses of these teams, more than

we ever have for any matchup this entire season. So I think that it's a great way to sort of

encapsulate what the season has been, really try to flex our PFF data muscles here as we really

dig into exactly what we think is going to happen in this game and how each team might be able to take advantage of the other. How you doing, my friend? We're good. We're good. It feels like it's going to be a really fun matchup, obviously, between two teams that have certainly earned their way here by through different paths and have, you know, different really winding roads of getting here, even starting last off season. But it also feels a little weird. It's going to be the last game preview we do for what, over six months. So the last one here, let's make it a fun one. I know. We've already turned the page a little bit towards draft season. So we've started to get the draft season swing going on here in this channel. But you're right. One last preview. One last review. And then in between, just so everybody knows, we're doing a Super Bowl watch along on Sunday. So if you want to come hang out with us while we're all watching the big game, you get to hear our live commentary and reactions. And we get to go back and forth with you guys in the chat so uh on

sunday for the big game itself we would love for you guys to hang out with us so let's dive into it

like we have throughout the playoffs because it's less game that we're analyzing we've got more time

to sort of dive deep and obviously that's no truer than when you only have one game to worry

about and focus on.

So we'll each take each phase of the game. We'll each talk about the Patriots run game,

the Patriots pass game, the Seahawks run game, the Seahawks pass game, and then of course how each defense is going to match up against them. So let's start with the run game here for the New England Patriots.

And I think there's a lot of details to get to.

Obviously, it's a new offensive line, a changed offensive line from what it was when

this team won four games last year.

They've got new running backs or at least rejuvenated running backs in Romandre

Stevenson and a new one in Trayvion

Henderson.

You throw in Drake May's ability to pick up yards on the ground, which we saw meant a lot in

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