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Super Bowl defeat to the New England Patriots three years ago, but head coach Sean McVay must get it right against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.That's the view of NFL expert Mike Carlson as the Rams look to win the Super Bowl for the second time, having lost on three of their four appearances on the biggest stage of all.The most recent came against the Patriots, when the Rams were held to just three points in a 13-3 defeat in Tom Brady's final Super Bowl for New England.It's a different challenge this time around for McVay as he takes on a Bengals team with a frightening wide receiving corps, but a weaker O-line.And Carlson, speaking for Betfair at Passyunk Avenue in London, believes McVay will have learned from the struggle in Atlanta three years ago."This is a different team," Carlson told Daily Star Sport. "Maybe McVay has it in the back of his mind, but I don't think so."The organic flow of this game is going to be different to that one.

NFL pundit Mike Carlson believes a seventh Super Bowl victory could see Tom Brady retire.Brady takes part in his tenth Super Bowl on Sunday as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take on Kansas City Chiefs.It’s the 43-year-old’s first season in Tampa having achieved all of his success with the New England Patriots.And Carlson admits a win on Sunday over Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs could see Brady call it quits having ticked every box in an NFL career. Carlson told Daily Star Sport: “Winning the Super Bowl is no easy task, very few people can do it two years in a row, or even two years out of three.

Tom Brady.That’s the view of NFL analyst Mike Carlson with the Kansas City Chiefs looking to go back-to-back as they take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.Mahomes was Super Bowl MVP last year as the Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers, and his battle with Brady is a tantalising one.Brady is the only QB to have beaten Mahomes in a play-off game when the New England Patriots beat the Chiefs in the 2018 offseason.