, Raider Nation! Welcome to Super Bowl Sunday, the culmination of the 2018-2019 NFL season. Today’s game, live from Robotic Butthole Stadium in Atlanta, will of course feature the Los Angeles Rams taking on the perennial AFC Champion New England Patriots.Both these teams were the #2 seed in their respective conferences, and both defeated the 1-seeds on the road in the conference championship games to make it to this game. Can young hotshot coach Sean McVay and Jared Goff lead the Rams to their second Super Bowl title and first since 1999, or will the Final Boss of the NFL, Bill Belichick, help get Tom Brady his sixth Super Bowl ring, which would be the most ever?Event: Super Bowl LIIITeams: New England Patriots (13-5) vs Los Angeles Rams (15-3)Location: Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GeorgiaDate: Sunday, February 3rd, 2019Time: 3:30 pm Pacific (6:30 pm ET)TV: CBSAnnouncers: Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson, Jay FeelyPregame TV Coverage: CBS: begins at 8:30 am Pacific (11:30 am ET). NFL Network begins at 8:00 am Pacific (11:00 am ET).Online Streaming: fuboTV, CBS All-Access, CBS Sports, CBS appRadio: Westwood One Radio, Sirius 88/82/83, XM 88/226/225National Anthem: Gladys KnightHalftime show: Maroon 5 with Travis Scott and Big BoiOdds: Patriots are 3-point favorites. Over/under combined total: 57 pointsAll-time head-to-head record: Regular season: Patriots lead 8-5-0. Postseason: Patriots lead 1-0 (Super Bowl XXXVI — Patriots 20, Rams 17)Regular season rankingsPoints scored: Rams 2nd Johnny Townsend Jersey , Patriots 4thYards gained: Rams 2nd, Patriots 5thOffensive DVOA: Rams 2nd, Patriots 5thPoints allowed: Patriots 7th, Rams 20thYards allowed: Rams 19th, Patriots 21stDefensive DVOA: Patriots 16th, Rams 19thAfter another dismal performance Jon Gruden not sure Raiders backup QB is on the roster will ‘see who’s available’ One of the questions coming into the game for me was whether the Raiders have a worthy backup quarterback. That question may not have been answered tonight. “The battle for us is who’s behind Derek [Carr],” said Jon Gruden, who pulled his starting QB after just one drive. Coming in for Carr was Connor Cook. The third year pro was a pleasant surprise in the team’s first preseason game against the Lions, but since then he has looked absolutely dreadful.In this, the third preseason game, against backups, he played the rest of the first half following Carr’s quick departure. In that time, Cook went 6 for 15 for 72 yards with no touchdowns and an interception to give him a pathetic 27.6 passer rating. EJ Manuel would play the entire second half and he wouldn’t fare much better, going 8 for 12 for 87 yards and a(nother) fumble. This against mostly players who won’t be on the roster in a couple weeks.Whether Manuel and Cook are on the Raiders roster in a couple weeks is apparently still up in the air. When Gruden was asked if the backup quarterback is on this roster, he said “I don’t know.”“We’re going to continue to work, continue to see who’s available,” Gruden said of the quarterback position, suggesting there is a pretty decent chance he will be taking a good hard look at the waiver wire. “I thought there were some good moments tonight and there were some moments tonight that weren’t good. . . we’re going to continue to evaluate it.”Up until recently, it seemed like they would just go with Cook and Manuel behind Carr, just as they did last season. Mainly because that’s who they’ve got. You just kind of assumed on would separate himself and be the primary backup. But that may not be the case anymore.Follow @LeviDamien