15 potential MVP candidates for Los Angeles Rams during Super Bowl 53

Here are 15 potential MVP candidates for the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl 53 when they face the New England Patriots.

After a thrilling overtime win over the New Orleans Saints in the NFC Championship, the Los Angeles Rams are officially heading to Atlanta for Super Bowl 53 to face a team quite familiar with the big game in the New England Patriots.

When taking into consideration this marks the third year in a row for the Patriots representing the AFC in the Super Bowl, the Rams may appear to be at a disadvantage early on experience wise, but also this is the last team to sleep on when looking at their incredible journey to get here.

Two years ago, Los Angeles took a major risk by making Sean McVay the youngest head coach in NFL history, as some critics believed the team would be better off with someone more experienced.

Now that the Rams will be playing in the Super Bowl, nobody is questioning the decision by the organization anymore since hiring McVay was the best decision this team could have made, and one can only imagine how different the last two years would have been without him.

Taking down an experienced team in New England with Tom Brady and Bill Belichick running the show will most likely be the toughest challenge to date for Los Angeles, but they didn’t come all this way for nothing.

Back in the offseason when the Rams made all of those key additions on both sides of the football, it was clear this team was in a win-now mode with the belief they were capable of winning the Super Bowl.

One more win, and that dream officially comes true for Los Angeles, which would just be incredible for a team that was coming off a four-win season in 2016 when McVay came on board.

Only time will tell when it comes to seeing if the Rams have what it takes to defeat the Patriots to give Los Angeles fans plenty to cheer about, but if this does end up happening, here are 15 potential players that could take home MVP honors if McVay’s team is victorious.