The final 125 seconds included a perfect possession by Tom Brady for the go-ahead points, a juggling catch that could have been the play of the year, and a victory-clinching, end-zone interception on a pass - not run - from the 1. A Super Bowl that got off to a slow start wound up with a ''Whoa!'' finish, a lot like the New England Patriots' entire season. Brady threw two of his four touchdown passes in the final quarter to erase a double-digit deficit, rookie Malcolm Butler picked off Russell Wilson's short throw while Marshawn Lynch watched, and the Patriots ended a decade drought without an NFL title by beating the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 in a taut classic Sunday night. ''Every team has a journey,'' said Brady, who was voted Super Bowl MVP for a record-tying third time, ''and a lot of people lost faith in us early. More...