MOST OF THE COUNTRY WANTS US TO WIN THE SUPER BOWL!

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Check this out and see that The Jungle is GROWING!

Quote:Joe Burrow is a captivating player. Couple his recent fame with what rookie wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase has been able to do this season, and there’s no doubt that the Bengals have added a handful of fans in their run to the AFC Championship game.

This is pretty amazing. I don't know if I've ever seen a QB-receiver connection quite as explosive as this. Notice how I didn't say "best," I said "most explosive" because I know they're not on the level of duos like Montana to Rice yet in overall play, but I haven't seen many as explosive as these two. Even duos like Brady to Moss don't seem as explosive because, yes, they may have been better at the deep ball (so far), but Burrow can feed Chase the ball anywhere and he'll be in a position to take it to the house!

Quote: While they have the lowest odds to win the Super Bowl and are 7.5-point underdogs on the road against the Chiefs, the public is on their side. Hopefully, they can find some peace in that because Arrowhead certainly won’t be cheering them on.

That said, BetOnline, per WCPO, tracked 200,000 tweets from Sunday night, and the Bengals were favored in 19 states, the most of any of the remaining four NFL teams.

While they do get some clear bonuses for being the only team remotely close to the East Coast, where a ton of smaller states are, they nonetheless accrued the most favor via BetOnline.

I LOVE that we're the underdogs and that we're getting a national following because it will only build the team's desire to come out and hand KC their tribal asses!

Quote:The Chiefs came in second with 16 states. The Rams were third with 9 and the 49ers, who are 3.5-point underdogs in Los Angeles, were last with a mere 6 states. With that in mind, here’s a list of who is pulling for Cincinnati.

“The Bengals took most of the states east of the Mississippi and a couple out west. Those states included Ohio, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Denver and Utah,” WCPO’s B.J. Bethel wrote.
The crazy part is many wouldn’t have assumed this would’ve been the case, especially given how popular the Chiefs, led by superstar QB Patrick Mahomes are. Could a changing of the guard be underway? Let’s hope so!

THE ENTIRE NATION is falling in love with Burrow and the Bengals!

LET'S GO TO KC AND KICK SOME ASS!

WHO-DEY!