Super Bowl live updates: Seattle Seahawks stars say Super Bowl LX win is still sinking in

The Patriots are the home team for the Super Bowl but will be wearing their road jerseys.

New England's team captains were allowed to choose which uniform combination to wear as the home team. Coach Mike Vrabel joked that they chose white jerseys because "they are more slimming."

The reality is the Pats are 9-0 on the road this season - undefeated in white tops.

"Let's roll with the whites," the team captains told Vrabel.

The Seahawks, meanwhile, will wear their home blue jerseys despite being designated the visiting team.

It took Stefon Diggs 11 seasons and four teams to make the Super Bowl. But he's not feeling any pressure because "it's the game we've been playing."

Diggs had 85 receptions for 1,013 yards and four touchdowns this season. He was a key playmaker for blossoming quarterback Drake Maye. And even though he's never played in the NFL's ultimate game, he won't be overwhelmed by the stage.

"I've been in the league a long time," Diggs said during the Super Bowl's Opening Night. "As far as the corners, I've seen some of the best corners in the game, Hall of Fame corners, Patrick Peterson, Richard Sherman, all those guys.

"I took a lot of lumps earlier in my career, so understanding what I've seen, I come with a little bit of experience, I guess, to kind of show out in the game."

Diggs previously played for Minnesota, Buffalo and Houston.

Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez could have his hands full in the Super Bowl. Gonzalez will be tasked with trying to slow down Seahawks star receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

It should be one of the best matchups of the game.

"He can do everything from every spot on the field," Gonzalez said at Super Bowl Opening Night. "He's a smooth route-runner, can run every route, and he's just an amazing player. I got the utmost respect for him, and I'm excited for Sunday."

Smith-Njigba led the NFL this season with 1,793 yards on 119 catches and scored 10 touchdowns.

Gonzalez had 69 tackles and 10 pass defenses.

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has more than one hero in his life. He has three - his older brothers.

Speaking at Super Bowl Opening Night, Maye said he looked up to brothers Luke, Cole and Beau more than anyone else.

"My older brothers, my heroes," he said. "Just growing up with them, having somebody that's that close to me, kind of live their own lives and me just learn from them and be the youngest brother and to have the opportunity to have something to chase."

Maye and his brothers grew up in Cornelius, North Carolina, where they attended William A. Hough High School. Maye transferred after his freshman year to Myers Park High School in Charlotte and ended up playing college football for the Tar Heels.

He will be the second youngest QB to start a Super Bowl, at 23 years and 162 days.