NFL Names Bengals As Super Bowl Home Team, But Doesn’t Feel Like It
Super Bowl LVI will played at SoFi Stadium, the home of the Rams
The Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams are set to take the field in what should be an exciting Super Bowl on Feb. 13.
The NFL has named the Bengals as the home team for the big game, but it definitely doesn’t feel like it.
Super Bowl LVI is set to take place at SoFi Stadium — the home of the Rams — in Inglewood, CA. On top of playing in their home stadium, the Rams also will have their regular locker room, stand on the home sideline and don their home jerseys, according to radio host Arash Markazi.
SoFi Stadium certainly will be rocking with fans from all over, but even though the Bengals technically will be called the home team, unsurprisingly it’s the Rams who’ll have the advantage.
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