“A Lot of Traffic for a Little Send-Off”: Joe Burrow Comments on the Unbelievable Environment in Cincinnati Ahead of Super Bowl LVI

Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow has been immensely rewarding for his team. Now that they are AFC Champions, they are heading towards the season finale to lock horns against the Los Angeles Rams; a team that’s no stranger to the finals, having 5 Super Bowl appearances and 1 win.

Burrow and the Bengals go up against a rampant LA Rams. The Rams have boasted the best defense of the season so far, with beasts like Aaron Donald, Jalen Ramsey and Von Miller. However, we cannot ignore their attack, boasting superstars like Cooper Kupp, Odell Beckham Jr, and of course QB Matthew Stafford.

The ‘Cheer’ in the Chaos for Joe Burrow

Almost 30,000 fans gathered for a Pep Rally at the Paul Brown Stadium before the team departs for L.A. The attendants of the rally offered a proper send-off to them. As the franchise made a historic comeback in the year 2021, they took off from Ohio with delight and with a boost of assurance as they head to their Super Bowl debut on February 13th.

During an interview at the LVI Super Bowl Opening Night Mic, QB Joe Burrow remarks about being in Ohio at the moment. He revealed: ‘It’s chaos! You know everyone is really excited. There’s a pep rally tonight and getting to the stadium, there was just a lot of traffic for a little send-off. I think everyone’s really excited about what we’re doing as a team.’

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Burrow was questioned if he would do some smack talk at the rally or if he would provide some tips out there in LA. He humbly responded, ‘I’m not a big smack talker. I’m going to go out and thank the fans and all that good stuff that quarterbacks are supposed to do, and then I’ll fly to L.A. tomorrow.’

Fans around the globe have been describing the 2022 season finale to have the most impressive match-ups. This is the first playoff between both teams who have played exceptionally well in their respective divisions. The breakout performance by the Bengals has left people spellbound. Meanwhile, The Rams have been on a triumphant rampage as well.

However, Ohio fans have huge expectations. They predict their team bringing the Lombardi Trophy to Ohio for the first time.

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