After the New England Patriots beat the Los Angeles Rams by a score of 13-3 in the Super Bowl, the Patriots had a party in the locker room. They were rocking to Mo Bamba and spraying champagne everywhere.

It was a well-deserved win for the Patriots. They came into the game as underdogs. Nearly everyone expected them to take a loss to the Rams, but they defied those expectations and proved that their dynasty is still alive.

Just the opposite happened. The game ended up being a 13-3 slow roll. It was the lowest scoring Super Bowl ever. Only one touchdown was scored the entire game.

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Brady came into the game prepared. He hit nearly all of his check downs and didn't force throws when they weren't there. His patience led to the fourth quarter. He led a drive down the field to win the game with ease.

Julian Edelman ended up being the MVP of the game. He had 10 receptions for 141 total receiving yards. His ability to confuse defensive backs with his strong route running ability and agile frame his unheralded. He is now second all-time in playoff receptions and reception yards, second only to Jerry Rice.

The Patriots dynasty may be ending soon. Rob Gronkowski will probably retire in the next couple of weeks, as his body is just too beat up to keep playing in the league. Brady's age has shown. There are doubts that he'll be able to continue up his success. Only time will tell