In the Lowest Super Bowl in history, the Patriots did not have any players in the Offensive, Defensive or Special Agents teams who clearly deserved the Super Bowl MVP. This also illustrates the nature of patriots who rely on the whole to win.
But there had to be someone who stood out for the award, and that person was the external successor Julian Edelman.
The small outsider finished the game with a maximum of 10 catches of the game and scored 141 yards. He was always in the right place at the right time. Eight of the 10 catches gave the Patriots a first strike.
After winning the MVP, Edelman became the second Patriots besides Tom Brady to win a Super Bowl MVP (the first being Deion Branch, the 39th Super Bowl's successor).
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