Superbowl LVI is right around the corner and this year is the classic front runner versus the up and coming under dog game. The Rams have been dominant all season long with decisive victories in previous playoff games. While the Bengals have been a surprising team all year winning big games that no one expected them to pull through in. The team that lived up to expectations versus the team surpassing them.

The Rams defense has been absolutely dominant and has been a top Defense in the league with arguably the best defensive front line in the past few years with major players like Von Miller and the best D lineman in the NFL Aaron Donald. The Rams have also obtained a top secondary in the past two years adding Jalen Ramsey to the roster bolstering the already devastating threat this defense poses to top offenses. The Rams offense is nothing to scoff at either as they have the star from Detroit, Matthew Stafford, throwing the ball to Odell Beckham, Jr. and this year’s league leading receiver and “Mr. Everything” for the Rams Cooper Kupp. With a dual threat back field in Cam Aykers and the powerful runner Sony Michel to round out this team’s offense.

The Bengals are a very talented young team with rising star Joe Burrow leading the charge. The receivers are some of the best in the league with Tee Higgins, Tyler Boyd, and offensive rookie of the year Ja’marr Chase adding to the big play potential this team has become known for. The running game with break away runner Joe Mixon has been great as well. The offensive line is the big thing for this team as they have been average throughout most of this season and will need to be the best they’ve ever been to compete with this rams dline. The Bengals defense has been solid as well with big play makers like Jesse Bates, Trey Hendrickson, and Germaine Pratt. The Bengals have all the talent in the world and the potential to win this year’s Super Bowl is real.