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The Los Angeles Rams take on the New England Patriots this Sunday, February 3rd, 2019. This article will explore what each team has done to get them to this point and what they can do to win it all. Patriots Season Recap At about mid-season this year, it seemed like the Patriots' Dynasty wouldn't have what it takes to make it deep in the playoffs for the first time in what seems like forever, but as the Patriots are known to do they always found a way to slow down their opponent's key weapons. The Patriots rallied at the end of the season and earned the AFC's second seed.  Once the playoffs began, the Patriots atypically leaned on their run game in order to control the clock. Went on to beat the Los Angeles Chargers and the Kansas City Chiefs, arguably two of the best teams in the NFL and now find themselves in the big game. Keys to the Game Offense When the Patriots are on offense, they need to find a way to stop the most dominant player in the NFL,

Even almost a week after the viral no-call on Los Angeles Rams' corner back, Nickell Robey-Coleman for pass interference and head to head contact, we are all still confused and bitter. The New Orleans Saints played a solid game, but so did the Los Angeles Rams, the sole difference is, the Rams got lucky when at the most crucial point in the game. This play won't be forgotten for a long time and with the Saints organization having a relatively large and vocal fan base, the NFL has no choice but to make some sort of change in the rule book this off season. To paint the picture, the Saints had the lead for the whole first quarter. In the second quarter the Rams cut the Saint's lead of 13 down to just 3. With electrifying plays by the Rams and uncharacteristic conservative play calls by the Saints, the Rams eventually found themselves tied at 20 in the late fourth quarter. Now, all eyes were on Saints' quarterback, Drew Brees to take the lead and prove he's worth