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Dont'a Hightower's Girlfriend Morgan Is 'Home' With Her Man | Heavy.com

Dont'a Hightower is in Atlanta, Georgia, for tonight's Super Bowl.

He and his team, the New England Patriots, will be taking on the Los Angeles Rams in an epic showdown that is sure to keep fans of both teams on the edge of their seats.

Hightower, who was selected by the Patriots in the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft, will have the support of his longtime girlfriend, Morgan Hart.

As previously reported by Heavy, the two have been together for seven years and are so incredibly in love.

Before Hightower left for ATL, Hart shared a sweet photo of her and her man.

The pic was taken at an event a couple of weeks ago.

"Home," she captioned the shot, adding a red heart emoji.

The couple appeared to be standing in a restaurant and the background is blurred while Hightower and Hart are barely in focus.

The couple sweetly gazed into each other's eyes as someone captured the moment.

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Fans were quick to comment on the post, sending love and support to the couple and to the NFLer, who is hoping to win his third Super Bowl with the Pats.

"You guys are soooo cute!!! Your man is gonna kill it in the Super Bowl.

GO PATS!!" wrote one Instagram user.

"Everyone should find someone who looks at them like you two look at each other," added another.

"Beautiful Morgan.

Good Luck in the SuperBowl Dont'a.

Here we go again," echoed a third.

Hart will undoubtedly be at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for tonight's game.

It's going to be a huge night for Hightower and his teammates and Hart will be cheering them on the whole way.

Interestingly, she didn't make it out to Kansas City for the AFC Championship game.

She did, however, watch the intense game, which kept her on the edge of her seat.

"Y'all ever watched a game that had you so far on the edge of your seat you ran out of actual 'seat'? Totally lost feeling in my bum but it's fine 'cause ATL WE COMINNNN'" she captioned a photo of herself sitting on a coffee table in front of the television.

If the Patriots are able to hold off the Rams, you will more than likely see Hart on the field with Hightower, finding her "home" in his arms in front of thousands of screaming fans.

If the Patriots don't earn the outcome that they are hoping for, the team will still be applauded for doing a great job and having an outstanding season.

Hart is so proud of Hightower and that will not change no matter who wins Super Bowl LIII.

"For the last seven years, I have been honored to sit front row & watch you live out your biggest dream.

I like to call it your magic, because every time I watch you work, both on the field and off, there's just no other word to describe what I'm seeing.

Playing in the NFL is not for the faint of heart.

With every new season our lives have been changed, sometimes in little ways, sometimes in big.

Your first 5 seasons were remarkable, to say the least, but what you've done in the last two has been far more significant.

I know in ways no one else ever could what it means to you, being here on the eve of this AFC championship game.

I know how you fought to get back here, & I know how long the road back has been.

An uphill road that, at times, grew steep enough to make timid souls turn back.

But you? You climbed it so admirably.

The critics were loud in their bets against you (#gopats) – but you, my love, have been louder.

& I have never, ever been more proud of you.

I love you.

NOW LET'S DO THIS!!!!" Hart captioned a pic of Hightower a couple of weeks ago.

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Julian Edelman's Beard Is the Talk of the Town | Heavy.com - Duration: 4:57.

Julian Edelman's Beard Is the Talk of the Town | Heavy.com

Wide receiver Julian Edelman is ready to take the field alongside his teammates on the New England Patriots and challenge the Los Angeles Rams on the National Football League's biggest stage, Super Bowl LIII.

Edelman is in Atlanta, Georgia, for the big game and he brought his big beard with him.

Edelman's famous facial hair has taken on a life of its own and the spotlight is shining upon his beard just as much as the man sporting it.

Edelman's beard is getting as much attention as fans can expect Edelman himself to garner from the Rams' secondary.

Mind you, not all of that attention is positive in nature.

Here's what you need to know:.

Deion Sanders Was Distracted by Edelman's Facial Hair.

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NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders was interviewing Edelman for the NFL Network — or was, at least, attempting to — but seemingly found his bushy beard distracting, according to Boston Magazine.

"Sanders clearly had a few questions ready for Edelman, but moments after beginning the interview, he totally shifts gears and gets lost in the beard.

'I just can't see you with this beard,' Sanders says.

'This beard is doing something to me.' And no, that 'something' is not a compliment.

'It don't look right,' Sanders explains," according to the report.

Edelman cheekily responded that he had shaved two days prior and that "It just grows back.

Sanders wasn't giving up that easily, as Boston.com reports.

Later in the interview, he pressed Edelman, "Will you shave? If you win will you shave?".

Edelman simply responded "I gotchu," which seemed non-committal at best.

Is Edelman's Beard a Traditional Playoff Beard?.

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Though Edelman has been cultivating his beard for quite a while, the idea of shaving it off after a championship run lines up with the idea of a playoff beard.

Playoff beards are the result of superstitious athletes refusing to shave.

The playoff beard's origin lies in the 1980s New York Islanders hockey franchise, and the phenomenon is most closely associated with hockey, though athletes in other sports have adopted it.

Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger of the Pittsburgh Steelers claims he actually disliked the playoff beard he sported during the team's run up to Super Bowl XL, which he revealed during an appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman, according to CBS News.

He was depressed after a loss to the Cincinnati Bengals in December 2005 and didn't shave; the Steelers won their next game and Roethlisberger's superstitious nature got the best of him.

"'I was so mad that we lost the game,' Roethlisberger told Letterman.

'I kind of went into a depression and didn't shave and we ended up winning the next game.

And I am kind of superstitious, just a little bit to people who know me, but we won that game and I said I am just going to keep it going until we lose and we kept it going,'" the CBS News report reads.