3 reasons Los Angeles Rams could blowout New England Patriots in Super Bowl 53

3. Patriots seem more beatable this season

First off, the Patriots deserve all of the credit in the world for reaching the Super Bowl after looking back to the regular season, and seeing how many times they were written off, whether it was their loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers or that brutal game against the Tennessee Titans.

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The fact that Sunday will mark Tom Brady‘s ninth Super Bowl appearance shows just how great of a team New England has once again this season. And while the Patriots have looked impressive so far in the postseason with their wins over the Los Angeles Chargers and Kansas City Chiefs, the case can still be made about how this team isn’t as good as previous years.

Yes, New England arguably has a huge advantage from an experience perspective, and yes, this team will be extra motivated to come out firing after coming up short last February during their Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

However, there have been times throughout the regular season in which the Patriots made it clear they seemed more beatable than previous years, which the Rams would love to expose as much as possible.

Knowing McVay, the Los Angeles coach will use the game film from some of those key losses by New England during the regular season to his team’s advantage.