New England Patriots Gameday: 3 wicked cool Super Bowl LIII predictions
When the New England Patriots meet the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII expect the expected, but it’s the unexpected that will define the game.
In a rematch of Super Bowl XXXVI, the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams will square off at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the chance to raise the Lombardi Trophy.
For the Patriots, this is a legacy game. Super Bowl LIII is both a chance at redemption after losing a year ago and a chance to cement themselves as the greatest dynasty in sports.
An experiences Tom Brady verses the inexperience of Jared Goff. The legacy of Bill Belichick verses the upstart coach in Sean McVay that every franchise searching for a new head coach wants to emulate.
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Will it be the passing of the torch? Or will it be the New England Patriots making a statement that they are still here and aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. So, while the rest of the nation rolls their eyes at another Patriots Super Bowl appearance, New England fans have been taken on quite a ride this season from a team that will be special win or lose.
Simply, the Patriots weren’t supposed to be here. In a season that begin with tension between the greatest coach and greatest quarterback has taken many twists and turns. From the back-to-back loses to the Jacksonville Jaguars and Detroit Lions to the resurgence and fall of Josh Gordon to the “Miami Miracle,” it certainly appeared this wasn’t supposed to be the Patriots year.
But, looking back at it all, perhaps all of the misfortune is exactly why it is their year. With how they played against the Los Angeles Chargers and on the road against the Kansas City Chiefs, this team believes. As slight favorites, the New England Patriots are still playing the underdog role. Too old, too slow, it’s time to show America what the heartbeat of teamwork and togetherness is all about.
How to watch New England Patriots vs. Los Angeles Rams
Location: Mercedes-Benz Stadium Atlanta, Georgia
Kickoff: Sunday, February 2, 2019 6:30 p.m. ET
TV: CBS (Check local listings)
Streaming: fuboTV
In a game that is predicted to be a close battle, there will be some unexpected performances that will define the outcome of the game. Here are some wicked cool predictions that will pump up New England Patriots fans.