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Rams' high-powered offense is stifled as Patriots win sixth ring

ATLANTA - The greatest quarterback in Super Bowl history had just engineered one of his patented fourth-quarter drives for the New England Patriots.

Now it was Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff's turn to show he could match the ageless Tom Brady.

With seven minutes left in Super Bowl LIII, Goff moved the Rams down the field, but a pass under pressure was intercepted by Stephon Gilmore, and the Rams' fate was all but sealed.

On a night when

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