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5 players in Super Bowl 52 survived Jeff Fisher's 7-9 bulls**t
Bill Belichick and Doug Pederson are the only two coaches we should talk about leading up to Super Bowl 52, right? Wrong.
There are five former Rams who could earn Super Bowl rings after Sunday's big game, so it's only right that we talk about how they survived Jeff Fisher.
After a three-year stint in Philadelphia, the Eagles traded Foles to St. Louis for oft-injured quarterback Sam Bradford in March 2015. Nick Foles
Foles reunited with Andy Reid, the man who drafted him in 2012, to serve as a backup behind Alex Smith.
As much as the football world loves to troll Fisher, he found a gem in McLeod, an undrafted free agent in 2012. Rodney McLeod
McLeod was one of the most coveted free agent safeties in 2016, and the Eagles inked him to a five-year, $35 million deal.
When the Rams hired Fisher in 2012, Long was a four-year pro, considered one of the top pass rushers, and coming off a 13-sack season. Chris Long
Now, he is one of the best players on the Eagles' defense and has a chance to capture his second consecutive Super Bowl win.
When the Rams hired Fisher in 2012, the do-it-all receiver was coming off a season-ending triceps injury. Danny Amendola
Now, Amendola is one of the best players on New England, and Tom Brady's relies on him during big situations.
After two seven-win seasons, Fisher called on an old friend to help revive the offense in 2014. Kenny Britt
Britt eclipsed the 700-yard mark in his first two seasons, but around the time the Titans fired Fisher after 2010, Britt's career took a turn.