Richard Sherman reacts to Seahawks' loss to Patriots in Super Bowl XLIX

Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman reacted to Seattle's Super Bowl XLIX loss to the New England Patriots.

After the New England Patriots pulled out a thrilling 28-24 win in Super Bowl XLIX, Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman said he was "a little bit surprised" by the Seahawks' final offensive play call.

Sherman on the play call: "I'm a little bit surprised. It was an unfortunate play.''

— Bob Condotta (@bcondotta) February 2, 2015

At the Patriots' 1-yard line on second and goal, Seahawks QB Russell Wilson forced a pass to receiver Ricardo Lockette that was intercepted by Patriots cornerback Malcolm Butler.

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Sherman was credited with three tackles in the game. He was also quick to congratulate Brady on the field once the game was in hand for the Patriots.

this picture is fantastic pic.twitter.com/m3SFXrNXYt

— Eric Kay (@ekaycbs) February 2, 2015

Tom Brady did stand up and shake Richard Sherman’s hand btw; pic.twitter.com/mwRohulAnt

— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) February 2, 2015

- Mike Fiammetta