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Patriots, Rams inactive players for Super Bowl 53

The AJC is on hand for Super Bowl LIII at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Watch as we take you from outside tailgating, all the way to inside the stadium and on the field. Video by Ryon Horne / AJC
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Feb 3, 2019

Here are the inactives for Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta:

The Rams: cornerback Darious Williams, running back Justin Davis, linebacker Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, linebacker Trevon Young, linebacker Jamil Demby, defensive tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day and defensive tackle Tanzel Smart.

The Patriots: defensive back Obi Melifonwu, defensive back Duke Dawson, defensive lineman Keionta Davis, offensive lineman James Ferentz, tight end Stephen Anderson, defensive end Derick Rivers and defensive lineman Ufomba Kamalu.

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