In a battle between youth and experience in Atlanta, the Super Bowl's youngest coach-quarterback combination of all-time takes on the most successful.

The Patriots have won five Super Bowls, with coach Bill Belichick, 66, and quarterback Brady at the helm for each one. Victory on Sunday would mean the Pats tie Pittsburgh Steelers' record of six titles, and give 41-year-old Brady more Super Bowl rings than any other player.

The Rams are the new kids on the block. Having just turned 33, Sean McVay is the youngest coach to lead a side to the Super Bowl. Quarterback Jared Goff, 24, will play in the big game in just his third year as a pro.

Many are asking if McVay and Goff will be the new Belichick and Brady, but most don't necessarily care if it's the start of a new era for the Rams - they just want to see the Patriots dynasty come to an end.