5 reasons the Los Angeles Rams will win Super Bowl 56
By Brad Weiss
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5 reasons Rams will win Super Bowl 56
No 1: Rams pass rush vs Bengals offensive line
When you think of the Los Angeles Rams, one name comes to mind first, and that is defensive tackle Aaron Donald. In a nutshell, Donald is an unstoppable force for this Rams defense, and it is going to require all hands on deck to even have a chance of keeping him out of Joe Burrow’s face on Sunday inside SoFi Stadium.
Not only is Donald going to be a menace to deal with, but the Rams swung an in-season trade for Von Miller this year, and he has really come on towards the end of the season. He had to deal with some injury issues when he first got to Los Angeles, but he looks like the Miller of old during this playoff run, and I do not think the Bengals have enough talent along their offensive line to keep him out of the backfield in this one.
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Burrow showed during the Divisional Round, a game that saw him get sacked nine times, that he can beat the elite teams in the NFL when he is on his back for most of the game. However, this is a different animal in this Rams pass rush, and when all is said and done, I believe that is going to be the No. 1 reason why the Rams leave their home stadium as champions.