The New England Patriots had 613 total yards in Super Bowl LII, setting the Super Bowl record for most yards gained by one team in a game.
The Patriots produced 500 passing yards and 113 rushing yards against the Philadelphia Eagles on February 4, 2018. Tom Brady accounted for 505 passing yards, another Super Bowl record at the time, while the offense repeatedly moved the ball despite Philadelphia winning the game 41–33.
This record is often confused with the game’s combined-yardage mark. The Patriots and Eagles totaled 1,151 yards together, with Philadelphia gaining 538. That combined figure was a record for any Super Bowl, but the question asks specifically for New England’s team total.
Super Bowl LII was also notable for its unusually high-scoring, pass-heavy offense. The Patriots’ 613 yards surpassed the previous single-team Super Bowl yardage record and remain associated with one of the most statistically productive losing performances in NFL postseason history.