The uniforms teams decide to wear during the Super Bowl is always a discussed topic among fans and players, especially for those who are superstitious.
Here is a look at what the Patriots and Rams will wear during Super Bowl 53 and their Super Bowl records in the fits.
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Rams jerseys for Super Bowl 53
The Rams announced after they won the NFC championship that they would be wearing their throwback blue jerseys and helmets, to the delight of many. Before now, the San Francisco 49ers were the only team to wear throwback jerseys in the Super Bowl. Los Angeles wore the throwback threads for the majority of home games this year.
Oh by the way...
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) January 21, 2019
🗣 WE WEARING THROWBACKS AT THE SUPER BOWL! pic.twitter.com/MfHN6W0k4T
Patriots jerseys for Super Bowl 53
The Patriots will be wearing their white away jerseys for Super Bowl 53.
Patriots' Super Bowl record in white uniforms
The Patriots are 3-2 when wearing white in the Super Bowl. Last year, they wore white and lost to the Philadelphia Eagles.
Rams, Patriots jerseys in Super Bowl 36
In 2002, the last time these teams met in the Super Bowl, the Patriots wore their home blue jerseys and silver pants. The Rams, in St. Louis at the time, wore their away white jerseys. The Patriots beat the Rams, 20-17.
Patriots Super Bowl results by uniform
| Super Bowl | Jersey color | Opponent | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 | Red | Bears | 46-10 Bears |
| 31 | White | Packers | 35-21 Packers |
| 36 | Blue | Rams | 20-17 Patriots |
| 38 | Blue | Panthers | 32-29 Patriots |
| 39 | White | Eagles | 24-21 Patriots |
| 42 | Blue | Giants | 17-14 Giants |
| 46 | Blue | Giants | 21-17 Giants |
| 49 | White | Seahawks | 28-24 Patriots |
| 51 | White | Falcons | 34-28 Patriots |
| 52 | White | Eagles | 41-33 Eagles |
Who is the home team in Super Bowl 53?
The Los Angeles Rams are selected as the home team for the 2019 Super Bowl in Atlanta. The NFL rotates who is the home team every year between the AFC and NFC contenders. Last year, the AFC team, the Patriots, were the home team, so now the NFC team will be the designated home team.