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You Might’ve Missed the Streaker on the Field at Super Bowl 2026
Drake Maye is finding the positives after his Super Bowl 2026 loss.
While the New England Patriots quarterback wasn’t able to help his team score a victory at against the Seattle Seahawks during the Feb. 8 matchup, he credited head coach Mike Vrabel for his leadership, getting choked up while describing the 50-year-old’s vitality to the team.
“He was the heartbeat, no doubt about that,” Drake said during a post-game press conference. “He was a big reason why we’re here. He’s always the same and I look forward to my relationship with him for a long time.”
The 23-year-old added, “He's a great person and a hell of a football coach.”
Still, the Seahawks’ 29-13 victory over the Patriots was a tough pill to swallow for Drake, who would have eclipsed Ben Roethlisberger as the youngest quarterback to win a Super Bowl had the faceoff unfolded differently. And he didn’t shy away from his feelings about the final score, telling reporters his team’s loss “definitely hurts.”
“I’d like to go back to the beginning and redo it,” Drake admitted with a chuckle. “There’s numerous plays in the first half where I felt like I could’ve made a better throw or made a better decision. It just comes down to who makes the plays and who doesn’t, and [the Seahawks] made plays tonight.”
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But despite his defeat, Drake—who married Ann Michael Maye, 22, in June—was still able to make light of his emotional display.
“Those plays that can change the game matter,” he noted. “If you make them, you're celebrating. If you're not, you’re sitting here crying at a podium.”
Drake may not have clinched his first Super Bowl victory, but he certainly drew a crowd. To see all the stars who hit the Bay Area for the big game, keep scrolling…
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Jessica Alba, Pedro Pascal, Karol G, Young Miko, David Grutman, Cardi B and Alix Earle
After snapping pics backstage, several celebs joined Halftime Show performer Bad Bunny at Levi's Stadium, making cameos onstage to dance to his song "Yo Perreo Sola."
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Bad Bunny and Lady Gaga
Bad Bunny captivated the crowd for the Super Bowl 2026 Halftime Show with a surprise appearance from Lady Gaga.
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Jay-Z, Blue Ivy Carter and Rumi Carter
Jay-Z brought his and Beyoncé's daughters—age 14 and 8—to the 2026 Super Bowl in Santa Clara, Calif.
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Travis Scott
The rapper snapped pics ahead of the big game between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.
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Rosé
The Blackpink singer was repping Levi's while getting a ride into the stadium.
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Zac Efron
Looks like he indeed had his head in the game.
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MGK
The rapper had his playlist on lock for the NFL championship.
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Eiza Gonzalez
The Baby Driver actress was calm, cool and collected while watching the action unfold.
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Leonardo DiCaprio
The Titanic star made a lowkey entrance into Levi's Stadium.
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Barbara Palvin & Dylan Sprouse
The couple had a winning date night at the 2026 Super Bowl with matching 'fits.
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Orlando Bloom
The actor—who split with Katy Perry last year—kept it casual in all-black for the California event.
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Alix Earle
The Dancing With the Stars alum—who sparked romance rumors with Tom Brady over New Year's—sported a leather crop top and jeans for her game day 'fit.
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Jon Bon Jovi
The longtime Patriots fan attended the game to introduce his fav NFL team before kickoff.
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Chris Pratt
The Marvel star—who was on hand to officically introduce the Seattle Seahawks—turned the day into a father-son outing.
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Travis Kelce
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end—who is engaged to Taylor Swift—didn't make the finals this year, but still showed his support from the sidelines.
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Becky G and Kehlani
The singers were all smiles from their suite.
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Robert Irwin
From Down Under to the Bay Area! The Dancing With the Stars winner has sashayed into San Francisco.
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J Balvin
The Latin Grammy winner completed his game day look with a black beret and shades.
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Brian Baumgartner
Now, the Office actor just needs some of his famous chili to level up his Super Bowl experience.
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Ty Dolla Sign and Flavor Flav
The musicians had their eye on the ball while watching withLive Nation Entertainment CEO Michael Rapino.
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Rob Lowe and Marcus Allen
The pair celebrated at the Super Bowl LX Pregame at Levi's Stadium.
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Peyton Manning and Tom Brady
The football legends—clad in NFL bomber jackets—greeted fans at Levi's Stadium.
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Sebastian Lletget, Kaytranada and Kehlani
The trio shared a suite at Levi's Stadium.
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Roger Federer
The tennis champ showed up to support a different sport this time.
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Logan Paul
The influencer and WWE star was spotted in the stands.
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Emile Hirsch
The Into the Wild star kept his eye on the end zone.
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