Littlest Patriots fans ready to take on Rams at Super Bowl

As the 2019 Super Bowl inches closer, everyone is getting their head in the game -- even newborn babies.

Across New England, we're giving everything we've got in the blitz for six, gearing up for yet another Super Bowl.

Twins Ben and Sam at the Brigham and Women's neonatal intensive care unit are no different.

Thanks to the caring nurses at the NICU who made hats, shirts and blankets, the little ones will be sending good luck to the New England Patriots when they take on the Los Angeles Rams in Atlanta Sunday.

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