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Asked how many times he has watched Seattle's 29-13 Super Bowl victory over New England, Onwenu told WEEI's "Jones & Keefe" that the number was "probably 30 times," per a clip from the show. Probably 30 times," Onwenu said when asked how often he had gone back through the Super Bowl.

A Patriots.com film review of the loss credited Onwenu with allowing four pressures, while New England surrendered pressure on 43.4% of its dropbacks. Onwenu is entering the final season of the three-year, $57 million contract he signed in 2024, via Spotrac.

His $25 million cap hit is another indication of how heavily New England is counting on him up front. The Seahawks built a 19-0 advantage before the Patriots finally scored and finished off a 29-13 victory for the franchise's second Lombardi Trophy.

Onwenu watching the game around 30 times suggests New England will arrive with a detailed plan for the looks that hurt it most. This article was originally published on HEAVY The post Seahawks' Super Bowl Watched '30 Times' by Patriots' $57 Million Starter appeared first on HEAVY.