(Glendale, AZ)  --  Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll is taking the blame for the team's final offensive play of Super Bowl 49.  Carroll says he's responsible for the play in which quarterback Russell Wilson was intercepted at the goal line, which sealed the New England Patriots' 28-24 win.  Most Seahawks fans expected Wilson to hand off at the one to Marshawn Lynch, who earlier scored on a three-yard run.  The Seahawks led the game by ten points at the end of the third quarter, but Tom Brady's Patriots put together two touchdown drives in the fourth period.