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Welcome to Brown's Film Breakdown.

I'm your host, Jake Burns, writer for the OBR, and writer for Cleveland.com.

Coming at you guys on Thursday of

Super Bowl week. It's an exciting time in the NFL, obviously, as it is the biggest week in

the football season. Two great teams playing in the Super Bowl. I'm excited for that matchup.

Really personally last year, my son was born on Super Bowl Sunday, literally. He was born early. He was born at 33 weeks. So we didn't get to watch a ton of the Super Bowl as that evening went about. I remember watching a couple quarters and watching that last drive where Brady was strip-sack. So this year he turns one on February 4th, which is exciting for us, obviously, and we have his party this weekend, but in

between his party and his actual birthday, we get to watch a Super Bowl, so that'll be pretty cool. We're looking forward to it. But as far as the game goes, I'm fascinated by the matchup. I think it's going to be really exciting to watch McVeigh and his exciting offensive schemes match up with what is a tough defense in New England and what Bill Belichick can do, scheming in two weeks in preparation for any opponent.

So I think the game, in my opinion, the Rams have more overall talent.

I think it will come down to who has the more consistent showing quarterback play-wise.

I think if the Rams can take away New England's propensity to run the ball of late,

if they can use that defensive line, Aaron Donald, Michael Brockers, and the Domen Sioux,

to take away the run game that New England has leaned on heavily in these two playoff wins so far

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