02-10-2022, 06:51 PM
(02-10-2022, 08:47 AM)SHRacerX Wrote: I have been hearing more and more about those losses from the national media.
The fact is, the Bengals have won 6 of their last 7, with their only loss (barely) came against the Browns where they rested their starters. Every single one of those teams that they beat in that 6 game run were good teams, with only Denver finishing below .500.
To be fair, the Rams have finished with wins on 8 of their last 9 and 6 of those 9 teams were above .500.
So, both teams finished hot and are healthy overall. The odds couldn't be more even.
This. Should be a great game. Both teams are extremely hot and that is why both are in the Superbowl. I watched both of these
teams more than any other teams this season cause I have Gamepass to watch the Bengals and FOX to watch all the NFC games
and the Rams were played the most that I saw here. It is true that early on in the year the Rams didn't look very good except
when playing Brady and the Bucs.
I think the difference is we are young and were going to have to go through a lot of growing pains early.
We seem to be a different team now from the regular season and you could argue the same for the Rams without the youth
factored in as much. Their newer players in Stafford, Vonn Miller and OBJ had to adjust to their new team and now fit in very
well. In the end I think we can win cause of the heart we play with and that we have so many players that can make a play
that we might not even mention. The Rams have the big name players though.
We have players that will be big names down the road and hopefully after a SB win Sunday.
