KIRO 7's Steve Raible breaks down key moments in Super Bowl LIII

SEATTLE — The Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots are set to play for the Lombardi trophy when Super Bowl LIII kicks off in Atlanta on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. on KIRO 7

Sunday’s Super Bowl marks the ninth appearance for the New England Patriots under quarterback Tom Brady and head coach Bill Belichick.

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The Patriots finished the regular season with a (11-5) record and secured a Super Bowl appearance with a 41-28 victory at home over the Los Angeles Chargers and a 37-31 overtime victory on the road over the Kansas City Chiefs.

On the other side, the Rams are led by 24-year-old quarterback Jared Goff and 33-year-old head coach Sean McVay.

The Rams finished the regular season with a (13-3) record and secured a Super Bowl appearance with a 30-22 victory at home over the Dallas Cowboys and a 26-23 overtime victory on the road against the New Orleans Saints.

Find Steve Raible’s commentary analysis of Super Bowl LIII (in reverse chronological order) in the tweets embedded below:

Pats never seem to be out of position. Gilmore with back-breaking Int.
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 4, 2019

The Pats let you stay close, then make plays in 4Q. Can’t throw a better seam route than 12 to 87.
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 4, 2019

Reagan an audible call for Brady. Can’t wait for “check with me”- Herbert Hoover.
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 4, 2019

Remember when we lost safety Marquand Manuel in SB vs Steelers? Tough to replace a really good safety.
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 4, 2019

As unproductive as Rams have been on offense, they’re a td away from leading. Can they figure out Pats D ?? If they can’t run better LA can’t win.
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 4, 2019

First half has been about 41 year old Brady staying on the field. J Goff can only sit and watch.
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 4, 2019

Danny Shelton the pride of Auburn. That’s why he’s active— run stopper.
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 4, 2019

If Largent played in offense like Edelman, he’d have 150 catches and 25 TDS a season.
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 4, 2019

T. O. P. all Pats. Wear down Rams DL.
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 4, 2019

No team recovers from a mistake better than NE. Int. in open drive.. no harm. Pats doing what Hawks did so well vs Rams— pound the rock!
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 3, 2019

Ok, just about game time. My Romo “look into the future “... Rams first offensive play:
Fly action, play fake, Goff roll out, hits Gurley on a wheel route down the sideline. In the end, Pats win their 6th Lombardi.
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 3, 2019

Hey gang, the first of my observations on this Super Bowl Sunday. First and most important: Don’t party (drink!) and drive. Now, a great start.. Russell W. at the Wilson Football factory. And then talking about the Hawks Super Bowl won in NY. Great memory. Here we go!
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 3, 2019

Make sure to download the free KIRO 7 News App to get my live first half analysis of Sunday’s #SuperBowl between the @RamsNFL and the @Patriots on KIRO 7 starting at 3:30 p.m. >> https://t.co/CZFvEVsaXS pic.twitter.com/8rSF6V6K9c
— Steve Raible (@RaibleKIRO7) February 1, 2019

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KIRO 7's Steve Raible breaks down key moments in Super Bowl LIII

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