This was vintage Bill Belichick: Three playoff wins, three different defensive game plans. But John Breech says Belichick wouldn't look like a genius if Jared Goff could've hit a WIDE OPEN Brandin Cooks in the end zone. Ryan Wilson also joins as we discuss whether Stephon Gilmore should've been MVP and everything else about Super Bowl LIII.

It really was a season of change in the NFL, with the bright young coaches and all the offensive innovations. But in the end, here's what's different: NOTHING. You can make fun of the unkillable Patriots for their preposterous nobody-believes-in-us angle (and I do) but it actually isn't so preposterous, in one way, and here's what else I found out in Atlanta.

The Pats managed just 13 points -- how much would you have bet on the Rams if you knew that would happen? -- and still WON BY 10. The 53rd Super Bowl didn't have a lot of fireworks, but it made up for it with the number of records that were broken: Fewest TDs, longest punt, most receptions in the first half, for starters ... it's a long list.

Maybe you're like me and didn't get to see all the Super Bowl commercials when they aired, but we're both in luck: the best ones are right here. Kevin Skiver broke them down, from Jordan Peele's 'Twilight Zone' to the NFL crushing it during its own game, and there's also one that Patrick Mahomes is probably a HUGE fan of.

If you're wondering why the NFL's second-highest scoring offense managed only three points in the Super Bowl, John Breech has the answer. For starters, Sean McVay says he flat out got outcoached, and you're going to want to hear exactly how McVay says he got so confused on the biggest stage.

Speaking of the Pats and their nobody-believes-in-us mantra ... maybe nobody believes in them? The day after winning their sixth Super Bowl, the Pats are NOT FAVORED to win it next year. R.J. White breaks down the 2020 odds, and he's also got his five best value picks, including one at 80-1.

The biggest game of the year is over and there won't be another one until September, but there's good news: NFL Draft season is here. Chris Trapasso says there are a lot of intriguing prospects, and some of them have similar games as players we just saw in the Super Bowl. Here's who Chris would take to build a team like the Pats.

Julian Edelman had a great seat to watch last year's Super Bowl: He was in the stands. Edelman was out with a torn ACL and could only watch as the Pats lost to the Eagles. On Sunday, he had more first-half yards than the Rams had as a team, and Jamey Eisenberg has insight on how Edelman became a Super Bowl MVP.