Joe Theismann knows how it feels to bring the NFL’s most prolific offense into the Super Bowl and leave with a loss. The former Washington Redskins quarterback also knows how difficult it can be to deal with a defense designed by Bill Belichick. So Theismann has a couple of thoughts about what could happen in the Super Bowl on Feb. 5, when Belichick’s New England Patriots, who allowed the fewest points during the regular season (15.6 per game), face QB Matt Ryan, wideout Julio Jones and the rest of the Atlanta Falcons, who scored the most points (an average of 33.8).
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