What Super Bowl LIII taught us about the Patriots dynasty

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🗓️ 6 February 2019

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

The "Good Morning Football" crew starts up the show with their biggest takeaways from the Patriots' Super Bowl LIII victory over the Rams (:36). The gang then discuss the fallout from New England's sixth championship win, including who the true unsung hero of the Pats dynasty is (5:50), and whether this was Bill Belichick's most impressive performance yet (10:00), Lastly, the GMFB team plays a little "Believe it or Not" and debate who they believe is the best football player of all time (23:56). Be sure to check in every Wednesday to the GMFB podcast! Like, share, subscribe!

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.5	Guaranteed Human.
0:04.8	Hi and welcome to the official Good Morning Football Podcast.
0:08.4	I'm Will Selv and you're the best moments this week so far at the breakfast table.
0:13.2	Super Bowl 53 has come and gone.
0:15.7	From a record setting low score to an Edelman MVP, there was plenty to break down.
0:20.7	So let's take a listen to what's going on at the breakfast table. low score to an Edelman MVP. There was plenty to break down.
0:24.1	So let's take a listen to what's going on at the breakfast table.
0:30.0	32.9 points per game for the Rams this season, but it was not the offensive explosion.
0:34.3	We were all expecting from these two quarterbacks in the Super Bowl matchup. The 16 combined points, the few is between two teams in all Super Bowl history.
0:39.9	Gentlemen, biggest takeaway as we sort of, I don't know, I feel like Chris, I'm sort of like hung over from everything that happened and we're still trying to piece it together here this morning.
0:49.3	Biggest takeaway.
0:50.4	Julian Edelman is incredible.
0:52.1	You know, one of the best postseason wide receivers of all time.
0:55.5	He's second to Jerry Rice and catches.
0:57.3	He passes Michael Irvin in yards, second to Jerry Rice, of course.
1:01.7	And then when you look at yards in the Super Bowl, how about this list right here?
1:05.1	Jerry Rice, number one with 589.
1:07.3	Lynn Swan, 364.
1:09.8	You know who's third on the list?
1:11.2	Julian Edelman with 337.
1:13.1	Amen.
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