A historic struggle on the world's biggest stage Super Bowl LX was supposed to be the coronation of the Patriots' new era under Mike Vrabel and Drake Maye. Instead, it became a cautionary tale about the importance of blindside protection. Rookie left tackle Will Campbell, the No. 4 overall pick from LSU, had arguably the most difficult game of his life. Facing a relentless Seahawks pass rush led by Derick Hall and Byron Murphy II, Campbell was left on an island—and the island was sinking. The statistics from February 8, 2026, tell a painful story. Campbell allowed 14 quarterback pressures, the most surrendered by any offensive lineman in a single game all season. While he was playing through a lingering MCL injury from late November, the "Dark Side" defense exploited his lack of lateral mobility. The pressure was so consistent that Drake Maye was harassed on over 52% of his dropbacks, leading to three costly turnovers that eventually handed the Lombardi Trophy to Seattle. Is it time...