Patriots' Pain Fuels Super Bowl Push

0:00On April 28, the New England Patriots are still shaking off that Super Bowl 60 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, a tough 29-13. Defeat less than three months back in Santa Clara. After a wild turnaround from back-to-back four-win seasons, they ripped off 13 regular season victories in Mike Ravel's first year as head. Coach and punched through three playoff wins to get there. That surprise run showed what this squad could do, but falling short on the biggest stage let the mark they can't ignore. Players packed up their lockers with the sting fresh, turning disappointment into fuel for the grind ahead. Tied in Hunter Henry and linebacker Roberts Belaine both owned up to the hurt, saying it pushes them to self-reflect and level up as teammates and athletes. No sugar-coating. It was supposed to end differently, but now it's all about growth from the pain. Last week, they jumped back into the facility for voluntary offseason workouts after a shorter break than usual. They're piecing the team together again, mining positives from

1:01last year's deep run while fixing what held them back. With eyes locked on hoisting that trophy next time, the pats are channeling last season's lessons into harder work, ready to walk off winners counts. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with the story.