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Losing to the rams with madden 19, and you might see on playstation x box, the rams have had an incredible season. sean mcveighs leadership is something out of this world. 33 years old about to be the youngest head coach to try to win a super bowl against bill belichick in his ninth year, ninth time going to the super bowl. todd: if it comes down to speed the rams will win. all the factors, that is the way it goes. >> rams defense -- todd: something our viewers have been following. a lot of sain...

Cincinnati gus to the knicks. oh the knicks. and fans are gearing up for sundays super bowl matchup between the patriots and rams. to go along with the snacks, the flagship samuel adams brand released a special limited edition patriots-inspired brew. this is a nod to tom brady. it pictures a goat clutching a football. g.o.a.t. stands for graets of all time. too old, too slow, still here. >> are you going to get one of those? ill get you a six pack. >> if he wins again. >> come on. hes a talent...

So for the msnbc viewers, i expect youre going to be voting for the rams. rooting for the rams. were rooting for the patriots. number six sunday. >> there you go. thank you both. i wish you the best of luck with both your teams, of course with whoever youre rooting for for 2020 as well. coming up, everybody, bombshell revelations from the lawsuit against the maker of cox eco oxycontin. the family made billions. how responsible are they for the countrys opioid crisis? e they e countrys opioid c...

Days. >> you did mention the super bowl. obviously im in la. obviously, you know, all over the place people are saying can the rams do it, were happy to be there. we love that. well see. i have to tell you, theres a lot of enthusiasm that ive never seen before like that in a city like la. weve never had a football team, you know, up until the last two years. >> whats the point split? >> well, at this point in time, needless to say in la everybody is saying well beat them by two touchdowns. thats...

Silence on the controversial no call, he admits officials blew the call but there was no consideration given to overturning the result. the play in question once again came late fourth quarter in the rams/saints game, clearly should have been flagged for pass interference or helmet to helmet contact. judgment calls like that cannot be reviewed. >> whenever officiating is part of any discussion postgame, it is never a good outcome for us. we know that, our clubs know that, our officials know that...

Shouldnt have been fired. hes on your side. >> it was a little harsh. thats fair. i felt it was harsh. i have never been in trouble or anything. i loved everybody i worked with there. they are some of the smartest people i know. they made me a better journalist in the six, seven months i was there. i think tom brady is the greatest quarterback ever. the tease leading up to the package i said were the rams ready for the g.o.a.t.? i just tried to have a little fun. it cost me. >> i did an unscient...

But we also know that our officials are human. we also know that they are officiating a game that moves very quickly and have to make snap decisions under difficult circumstances. and they wont get it right every time. as i say, they are human. >> as for saints coach sean payton, he says he handled it like most people would. >> after the game for two to three days, much like normal people, i sat, probably didnt come out of my room, i ate jennys ice cream and watched netflix for three straight da...

Three days, much like normal people, i sat probably didnt come out of my room, i ate jennys ice cream and watched netflix for three straight days. >> officials are human, so too sean payton. sunday the patriots and rams face off in the super bowl, and ill be there covering the game. ill co-anchor this program from atlanta tomorrow and monday and a super bowl special at 2:30 in the afternoon. and that will do it for us. today is 100 years after the birth of jackie robinson. thanks for joining us....

Silence on the controversial no-call that may have sent the wrong team to the super bowl. the commissioner admitting officials blew the call but says there was no consideration given to overturning the result. the play in question came late in the fourth quarter of the rams/saints game, clearly should have been flagged for pass interference or helmet to helmet contact. calls like that cannot be reviewed. >> whenever officiating is part of any kind of discussion postgame, it is never a good outco...

Super bowl in atlanta and then the longest scoring way exceed the length of the government shutdown, 35 days? todd: pretty good offenses. obviously you mention $6 billion, that is embedded. super bowl is a big business for the entire nation. work us through the numbers. >> something interesting that i saw. a writer for the new york times named leonard in 1978 who started to notice a trend and the trend was depended on which team won it would impact the s&p 500. if the nfc won it would be able ma...