Five biggest reasons why Patriots won Super Bowl LIII

For the better part of the last two decades, Super Bowls have been close contests that rarely go according to expectations. Super Bowl LIII was no different as the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams locked into a defensive battle that raged from the opening kickoff to the final play. In the end, the Patriots won their sixth title — tying them with the Pittsburgh Steelers for most all-time — by downing the Rams, 13-3, in one of the lowest-scoring Super Bowls in recent memory — certainly the lowest scoring of the Bill Belichick-Tom Brady dynasty era. But how did the Patriots get there? Which players did they ride? And what led to the win? Here are five big reasons why New England is on top of the football world again. 5. Experience of Bill Belichick, Tom Brady Sean McVay is an extremely intelligent young head coach with a bright future, and Jared Goff is an up-and-coming quarterback, but Super Bowl LIII displayed the value of experience — and both Belichick and Brady have that in spades. Beyond just the

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