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Seattle’s QB was ruled out after he injured his right hip on the first drive.
\n\nEli Raridon of the New England Patriots, No. 82, celebrates with his teammates after scoring a two-yard touchdown against the Seattle Seahawks during the second quarter in Seattle. Jane Gershovich / Getty Images
\n\nThe NFL is officially back with a Super Bowl rematch between the defending champion Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots. How will Seattle look without star running back Kenneth Walker III, now in Kansas City? What will newly acquired wide receiver A.J. Brown mean for New England’s chances this season?
\n\nStay with NBC News all night for live analysis from the opening game of the NFL season.
\n\nNew England now leads 10-0 after a 50-yard field goal from Andy Borregales. The Patriots’ drive was kept alive by a fourth-down penalty by the Seahawks — making it the second time tonight a Seattle penalty has led to a New England score.
\n\nThe 15-yard penalty for roughing the kicker that extended a New England drive in the third quarter was just the latest flag on the Seahawks.
\n\nThey've drawn seven penalties for 83 yards already. This is uncharacteristically sloppy. Seattle drew seven or…
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