BY JONAH DILL

Super Bowl 53 was expected to be one of the best there ever was. The Patriots and the Rams have two of the best offenses in the league. This game was predicted to be a shoot out between the offensive and one of the highest scoring Super Bowls to ever happen. However, these predictions were wrong. The final score of 13-3 Patriots was not expected by anyone. Here are some of the prediction and post game thoughts of Super Bowl 53 by Mariemont Football:

Curry Commins (Head Coach):

Routing for: A good game

Predicted Score: 33-29 Rams

Favorite Super Bowl snack: Hanky Panky- A mixture of hamburger, mild sausage and Worcestershire sauce with processed cheese melted on top, served on toasted slices of your favorite bread.

Three words to describe the game: Experience, schemes, and uneventful

Charlie Cowart (Tight End and Middle Linebacker) Senior:

Routing for: Rams

Predicted score: 31-27 Rams

Favorite Super Bowl snack: protein shake

Three words to describe the game: Horrible, halftime, show

Wally Renie (Quarterback) Senior:

Routing for: Rams

Predicted score: 35-31 Patriots in overtime

Favorite Super Bowl snack: Chicken wings

Three words to describe the game: Boring, uneventful, and defense

Jack Borgerding (Tight End) Sophomore:

Cheering for the Rams

Predicted score: 30-24 Rams

Favorite Super Bowl snack: Wings

Three words to describe the game: Long, boring, and unpredictable

Charlie Geers (Defensive Tackle) Senior:

Cheering for the Rams

Predicted score: 28-24 Rams

Favorite Super Bowl snack: Skyline dip or wings

Three words to describe the game: Slow, unexciting, and disappointing

Peter Mysogland (Wide Receiver and Cornerback) Junior:

Cheering for the Rams

Predicted score: 27-24 Rams

Favorite Super Bowl snack: Skyline dip

Three words to describe the game: Boring, unexciting, and waist-of-time

Jake Perkins (Center) Senior

Cheering for the Patriots

Predicted score: 35-28 Patriots

Favorite Super Bowl snack: Chicken wings

Three words to describe the game: Slow, anxiety, and happy