4 Reasons Why New England Patriots Will Win NFL Super Bowl 51

If you’re planning on wagering on the Super Bowl 51 showdown between the New England Patriots (16-2 SU, 15-3 ATS) and Atlanta Falcons and you need reason why Tom Brady and the Pats will hoist this season’s Vince Lombardi Super Bowl trophy, then look no further! I’ve got a sweet six-pack of reasons why New England will win Super Bowl 51, whether you’re the most ardent Pats supporter or whether you can’t stand see the polarizing, but perennially powerful AFC residents. The Patriots have some serious momentum going right now as they’ve won a whopping nine straight games including their shocking 36-17 beatdown of the Pittsburgh Steelers in their AFC Championship game win on Sunday night. The Falcons are hot, but no one is hotter than New England; hence, before you wager on NFL playoffs, click here to cash in on the updated Super Bowl 51 promos.

In Depth Analysis On The 4 Reasons Why New England Patriots Will Win NFL Super Bowl 51

   

Tom Brady

Not only will Brady make an unprecedented seventh Super Bowl appearance, but he’ll enter Super Bowl 51 looking as good as he ever has despite his advancing age. This season, Brady completed a blistering 67.4 percent of his passes for 3,554 yards with 28 TD passes and just two interceptions. More importantly, the future Hall of Famer did all of this without any Pro Bowl receivers catching his passes. Well, at least after all-world tight end Rob Gronkowski went down halfway through the regular season.

Bill Belichick

By now, football fans young and old know that Bill Belichick is without peer. The best head coach of this era, and some say, any era, has won four Super Bowl titles and will have the edge over Atlanta’s Dan Quinn in his chase for an unprecedented fifth Super Bowl title. Maybe it’s me, but Belichick’s 201-71 record with New England looks daunting to say the least.

Hands Like Glue

After watching the Green Bay Packers’ and Pittsburgh Steelers’ collective groups of wide receivers repeatedly drop passes in their respective conference championship matchups, it should be noted that New England’s group of mostly unassuming wide receivers have hands like crazy glue. Again, maybe it’s me, but I just don’t see Julian Edelman, Martellus Bennett and Danny Amendola dropping many passes that they have a decent chance of catching and there’s something to be said about that.

‘No-Name’ Defense

New England’s defense this season reminds me of Miami’s famed ‘No-Name’ defense of the 1970s. Despite not having any ‘big-name’ stars on defense, New England shut down opposing offenses better than any team in the league in ranking first in points allowed (15.6 ppg).

Some Unsung Hero

Maybe it’ll be veteran running back LeGarrette Blount or maybe it will be unheralded wide receiver Dion Lewis, but you had better believe that some player that you’re least expecting will come up with a big game for the Patriots. The worst part about playing the Pats is that you just never know who that ‘unsung hero’ of a player will be.