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LA Rams Quarterback Matthew Stafford has etched history as he makes his Super Bowl debut after spending 12 years with Detroit Lions. The Rams will face Cincinnati Bengals in the upcoming Super Bowl. With the road to the season finale officially beginning, it has genuinely hyped people for the game.

The Rams have been an unthinkable force with a star-studded line-up, having Odell Beckham Jr., Aaron Donald, and Stafford himself. On the contrary; The Bengals have a young-blooded force who delivered a blazing comeback under the leadership of Joe Burrow and made their way to the super bowl after a long time.

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The Detroit Lions traded Stafford to the LA Rams after the 2020 season ended; However, just a year after, he led his team to the Super Bowl. This marks Stafford‘s first-ever appearance after winning over the San Francisco 49ers by 20-17 to secure their position.

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Matthew Stafford didn’t pick #9 first

During a recent interview at the LVI Super Bowl Opening Night Mic joined by him and Bengals Quarterback Joe Burrow, the interviewer asked Matthew Stafford about the Number ‘9’ situation for him.

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He revealed: Uh, Long Story. I was 7 in College, 7 in high school. I wanted to be 7. Clarke was number 7 in Detroit back in the ’30s. He’s the first Hall of Famer the Lions ever had. I think he completed 38% of his passes or something; That was back in the day when there was no air in the ball or something. Different game back then, so I went with 9 and it stuck.’

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The 2022 Super bowl is special as this year’s match-up has been the most distinctive, as fans are rooting for both squads this year. Stafford and Burrow are absolute fan favorites and they will make their first presence in the season finale; It will fuel people with energy when both teams walk down the SoFi Stadium.

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